File move in ODI

Hii...Experts..
I have done a process which takes Files from a directory and load to a single table in one interface(multiple file/single table interface).
but I want to move those files to DONE directory which is loaded to table successfully and move those files to ERROR directory which is not loaded to table.
Please give some suggestion to do it..
Thanks

Hii...Dev..
I am not finding about the only one file. my question is to move those files to 'DONE' directory which are participating in interface and move those files to 'ERROR' directory which are not participating in interface.
I am giving the scenario..
Suppose E:\ODIFILES is my folder where no. of files are present i.e. file1.txt, file2.txt, file3.txt, file4.txt, file5.txt, file6.txt and file1,file2,file4,file6 are same structured and file3,file5 is of different structured.In one interface I want to load the values of files to a table.so I develope a package,which loads all same structured files values to the table,but file3 and file5 is not loaded as it is different structured.
My question is after interface which files loaded to the table I want to move those files to E:\DONE folder and which file are not loaded to table I want to move those files to E:\ERROR folder.How to know which files are loaded to table or not???and how to perform the move of files???
Please help me.
Thanks

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