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Datastore Folder → Move Folder
AI-generatedOverview
This node operation moves a folder within a datastore from one location to another. It is useful in scenarios where folder organization needs to be updated or restructured, such as moving case-related folders to different parent folders in a digital forensics or incident response platform.
Use Case Examples
- Moving a folder named 'Evidence' from one case folder to another to maintain organized case data.
- Reorganizing datastore folders by moving subfolders to appropriate parent folders based on case IDs.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Case ID | The unique identifier of the case to which the folder belongs. This is required to specify the context of the folder being moved. |
| Folder Name or ID | The identifier or name of the folder to be moved. This can be selected from a list or specified using an expression. |
| Destination Folder Name or ID | The identifier or name of the destination folder where the folder will be moved. This can be selected from a list or specified using an expression. |
| Options | Additional options to customize the move operation, including whether to return the raw response, which fields to include or exclude in the response. |
Output
JSON
case- Case details related to the moved folder.path_case_id- The case ID associated with the folder path.path_id- The unique identifier of the folder path.path_is_root- Indicates if the folder path is a root folder.path_name- The name of the folder path.path_parent_id- The parent folder ID of the folder path.path_uuid- The UUID of the folder path.registry- Registry information related to the folder.
Troubleshooting
- Ensure that the Case ID, Folder ID, and Destination Folder ID are correctly specified and exist in the datastore to avoid errors.
- If the node returns an error about invalid folder IDs, verify that the folder IDs are valid and accessible within the specified case context.
- If the operation fails, check API authentication and permissions to ensure the node has rights to move folders within the datastore.