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Datastore File → Move File
AI-generatedOverview
This node operation moves a file within a datastore system from its current location to a specified destination folder. It is useful in scenarios where file organization or reorganization is needed, such as moving case-related files to different folders for better management or archiving.
Use Case Examples
- Moving a file associated with a specific case to a new folder for categorization.
- Reorganizing files within a datastore by moving them to appropriate folders based on project or case IDs.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Case ID | The unique identifier of the case to which the file belongs. This is required to specify the context of the file being moved. |
| File ID | The unique identifier of the file to be moved within the datastore. This is required to identify the exact file to move. |
| Destination Folder Name or ID | The target folder where the file should be moved. This can be selected from a list of folders or specified by an ID using an expression. |
| Return Raw | Option to return the raw response from the move file operation instead of a processed output. |
Output
JSON
movedFileId- The ID of the file after it has been moved.destinationFolderId- The ID of the folder where the file was moved.status- The status of the move operation, indicating success or failure.
Dependencies
- Requires access to the datastore system where files and folders are managed.
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the Case ID and File ID are correct and exist in the datastore to avoid errors.
- Verify that the destination folder ID or name is valid and accessible.
- If the operation fails, check permissions for moving files within the datastore.
- If 'Return Raw' is enabled, the output may need additional parsing to extract useful information.