Query Mass Move to a Sepcific Folder

Hi Folks,
we allow users to create queries direcly in production. From time to time we run statistics reports to identify queries no longer used e.g. no executions last 3 months.
We now would like to move all those queries to a "To be deleted Query Folder".
Doing this manually is quite tedious therefore we are wondering if anyone had figured out where the folder references are stored and if they can be changed with a simple ABAP.
Can an ABAP then also execute a deletion of a query? (which would then be the next step...)
All replies really appreciated.
Best regards,
Axel

Hi Axel,
Your Requirement is very interesting. Unfortunately I am not knowledged in ABAP. To get better responsess, raise this question in ABAP Development forum.
Regards,
Suman

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