NMOVE

Handling and manipulating large files in a structured data context can involve various challenges, whose origin stems from the variety of available data formats, inherent characteristics, as well as the involved data volume. Aside from performing standard, manual digital data handling, when wanting to achieve more efficient processing and address aspects such as iterative tasks and/or errors, users can rely on NMOVE.

This application was designed specifically in order to provide users with the means to move multiple files from one directory to another in a structured, iterative way, thanks to a command-line-based approach that features multiple controls.

As stated above, the application’s functionality can be accessed via the command line, and users will be able to employ several different elements when running a file-moving task. These, and much more, are explained on the developer’s website, here.

The main working principle behind NMOVE’s functioning relies on indicating a source and target directory for the files that are to be moved. Aside from the basic process, several different adjacent tasks can be defined, which can help users streamline their operations.

For instance, the application can detect and signal moving errors, as well as perform the task in an iterative, structured manner, for multiple files.