Moves data (defined by beginning and ending offset addresses)
    from one page location to another location on the same page.

    The number of bytes moved is:

    (old-offset-end) - (old-offset-start) + 1

    The sending field, defined by the old-offset arguments, remains
    unchanged.

    The receiving field, defined by the new-offset argument and the
    length of the sending field, is replaced by the contents of the
    sending field.

    Other information in the page is unchanged.

1  –  Format

  (B)0MOVE old-offset-start:old-offset-end new-offsetq>

2  –  Arguments

2.1  –  old-offset-start

    Specifies the hexadecimal offset address of the first byte in the
    data sequence to be moved.

2.2  –  old-offset-end

    Specifies the hexadecimal offset address of the last byte in the
    data sequence to be moved.

2.3  –  new-offset

    Specifies the hexadecimal offset address of the first byte in the
    sequence of bytes receiving the moved data.

3  –  Examples

    Example 1

    The following example moves data from offset location 34A through
    34E to the starting offset location of 354:

    RdbALTER> MOVE 34A:34E 354

    See the Oracle Rdb Guide to Database Maintenance for more
    examples of how to use the MOVE command.