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Quick suggestion:

1. Iterate through all the records in the database
2. Group them by folder
3. See if there are other items in the folders
4. Moving folders is exponentially faster than individual files
5. If the files are on different drives, or you are not allowed to change the directory structure, you are pretty much SOL and will just have to be patient =)

I may post a more detailed answer later...

Quick suggestion:

1. Iterate through all the records in the database
2. Group them by folder
3. See if there are other items in the folders
4. Moving folders is exponentially faster than individual files
5. If the files are on different drives, or you are not allowed to change the directory structure, you are pretty much SOL and will just have to be patient =)

Quick suggestion:

1. Iterate through all the records in the database
2. Group them by folder
3. See if there are other items in the folders
4. Moving folders is exponentially faster than individual files

I may post a more detailed answer later =)

Quick suggestion:

1. Iterate through all the records in the database
2. Group them by folder
3. See if there are other items in the folders
4. Moving folders is exponentially faster than individual files
5. If the files are on different drives, or you are not allowed to change the directory structure, you are pretty much SOL and will just have to be patient =)

I may post a more detailed answer later...

Quick suggestion:

1. Iterate through all the records in the database
2. Group them by folder
3. See if there are other items in the folders
4. Moving whole folders is exponentially faster than individual files

I may post a more detailed answer later =)

Quick suggestion:

1. Iterate through all the records in the database
2. Group them by folder
3. See if there are other items in the folders
4. Moving folders is exponentially faster than individual files

I may post a more detailed answer later =)