How to move multiple files at once to a specific destination directory?
You could use:
mv -t DESTINATION file1 file2 file3
The following also works, but I'm not sure if mv is invoked multiple times or not, as grep will output a new line for each match:
mv -t DESTINATION `ls|grep IDENTIFIER`
If you want to move ABC-IDENTIFIER-XYZ.ext or IDENTIFIER-XYZ.xml, you can use:
mv *IDENTIFIER* ~/YourPath/
* is a wildcard for zero or more characters, this means zero or more characters, followed by IDENTIFIER, followed by zero or more characters.
This will move all the files that contain the IDENTIFIER you specified.