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HDCS9-156039439P:defunct abc$ ls -ltr 
total 320
drwxr-xr-x  2 abc  staff      68 Jan 28 12:46 1082970465 
-rwxrwxrwx  1 abc  staff      33 Jan 28 12:47 DEFUNCT.txt 
drwxr-xr-x  3 abc  staff     102 Jan 28 13:20 search_data 
-rwxrwxrwx  1 abc  staff       0 Jan 28 13:29 1087016121 
-rw-r--r--  1 abc  staff  155236 Jan 28 13:33 output_defunctusers_move
+ment.txt 
-rwxrwxrwx  1 abc  staff     680 Jan 28 13:33 data.pl 
drwxr-xr-x  2 abc  staff      68 Jan 28 13:42 1078036045

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2. 
HDCS9-156039439P:defunct abc$ cat DEFUNCT.txt  
1087016121 
1082970465 
1078036045

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3. 

HDCS9-156039439P:defunct abc$ cat data.pl  
#!/usr/bin/perl

open $outputfile, ">>","output_defunctusers_movement.txt" or die "$0: 
+open : $!";  

$count=0; 
open(DATA, "</Users/abc/defunct/DEFUNCT.txt") or die "Couldn't open fi
+le /Users/abc/defunct/DEFUNCT.txt ,$!"; 
@lines= <DATA>;  

for ($i=0;$i<=$#lines;$i++) 
{ 

print $lines[$i]; 
`mv /Users/abc/defunct/"$lines[$i]" /Users/abc/defunct/search_data`; 
$count++; 
print $outputfile "$count . Successfully moved file : $lines[$i] \n"; 

} 

close(DATA) || die "Coulnt close file /Users/abc/defunct/DEFUNCT.txt p
+roperly";

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4.
o/p : 
1087016121
mv: rename /Users/abc/defunct/1087016121 
 to /Users/abc/defunct/search_data/1087016121 
: No such file or directory 
1082970465 
mv: rename /Users/abc/defunct/1082970465 
 to /Users/abc/defunct/search_data/1082970465 
: No such file or directory 
1078036045 
mv: rename /Users/abc/defunct/1078036045 
 to /Users/abc/defunct/search_data/1078036045 
: No such file or directory 
HDCS9-156039439P:defunct abc$

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Why is the move command not working? I need a solution without modules. Folders do exists but why is it showing an error no such file or directory?

In reply to System Command mv not working - Require a solution without modules. by G Nagasri Varma

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