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moving files after ls -lt command
Can you please tell me how to find a file in a directory and then if it exists i need to place it in a different folder?
I have to use "ls -lt" command I mean this command is something existing one . can you please tell me how i set the directory path. Like dir1/dir2/filename.csv to dir3/dir4/filename.csv Regards, |
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