Description - Mks.com

❍ You can move one or more subprojects across directories within a single project.
❍ Moved subprojects are not displayed as shared in a Sandbox or Project view unless the
subproject was shared before the move.
❍ When you move one or more subprojects, you cannot co-locate subprojects in the same
directory. If you want to co-locate an existing subproject with another subproject, use the si
sharesubproject command on the subproject you want to move, followed by si
dropsubproject in the original location.
Options
This command takes the universal options available to all si commands, as well as some general
options. See the options reference page for descriptions.
--[no]confirm
controls whether to confirm the move before proceeding.
--[no]createSubprojects
controls whether to create subprojects in existing directories that do not contain subprojects.
-f
force the move without confirmation.
--moveWorkingFiles=[none|members|all]
controls whether to move existing working files in the subproject. This option is valid only if
you are moving one or more subprojects from a source sandbox to a target sandbox.
--[no|confirm]overwrite
controls whether to confirm before overwriting any existing working files that exist in the new
location. This option is valid only if you are moving one or more subprojects from a source
sandbox to a target sandbox.
--targetDevpath=value
specifies the target development path (for variant projects).
--targetDir=value
specifies the subdirectory in the destination project or sandbox’s directory that you want to
move the subproject(s) to.
--targetProject=value
specifies the name of the target project.
--targetSandbox=value
specifies the name of the target sandbox (can be used as a project redirector).
subproject or subsandbox
identifies a subproject or subsandbox to move; use spaces to specify more than one
subproject
DIAGNOSTICS
See the diagnostics reference page for possible exit status values.
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