Move is a subclass of Copy. Move has no execute
method of its own; it inherits that of Copy. Copy
checks failonerror within its execute method, so Move
treats failonerror exactly as does Copy.
-Matt
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> Matt
>
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> I am not sure I agree that failonerror is being
> honored by the Move task
> in the same fashion that it is by the Copy task. If
> you take a look at
> Copy - it checks failonerror when it encounters an
> error, where
> Move does not check this flag at all.
>
> The doc also indicates that failonerror is checked
> for failures
> encountered during the move.
>
> Is there any chance to get this change made to the
> source.
>
> Gary
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