Either one is possible ... but with MOVE you will need to MD the target directory :

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Move

Action: Moves files and renames files and directories.

Syntax: Move "source" "target" [/c] [/h] [/r] [/s]
/c Continue moving files, even if error(s) occur.
/h Moves/renames hidden and system files also.

/r Overwrite read-only files in target.
/s Renames specified files in all subdirectories.

Remarks: If the source or target specifies a directory, please make sure to add a trailing backslash. If the target exists, the source will be moved below the target. If the target does not exist, the source will be renamed.

Wildcards are supported.

MOVE overwrites existing files without warning.


See Also: CD, Copy, Del, Go, MD, RD

Examples: ; If NewDir does not exist, this command will RENAME
; MyDir to NewDir:
MOVE "S:\MyDir\" "S:\NewDir\"

; If NewDir does exist, this command will MOVE MyDir
; below NewDir:
MOVE "S:\MyDir\" "S:\NewDir\"

; This command will change the extension of all files
; matching the wildcard specification to '.bak'
MOVE "MyDir\file*.txt" "MyDir\file*.bak"


simpler way is to DEL after copy

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Del

Action: Deletes one or more files.

Syntax: DEL "file name" [/c] [/f] [/h] [/s]
/c Continue deleting files, even if error(s) occur.
/f Delete read-only files.
/h Deletes hidden and system files also.

/s Delete specified files from all subdirectories.

Remarks: DEL does not prompt the user to confirm the deletion.
Wildcards are supported.




or if the directory structure needs to be removed you can use RD (in the mean time I think the directory structure doesn't need to be empty anymore)
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