DataWorks:Perform batch operations

Perform batch operations on nodes, resources, or functions

1. Log on to the DataWorks console. Go to the DataStudio page. In the Scheduled Workflow pane of the DataStudio page, click the Batch Operation icon in the top toolbar.

   

2. Modify multiple objects at a time.

   

   1. On the Batch Operation-Data Development tab, perform operations on multiple nodes, resources, or functions at a time on the Node, Resource, or Function sub-tab.

   2. On each tab, specify filter conditions, such as Workflow and Owner, to search for objects.

      Note

      • You can filter batch synchronization tasks by resource group for Data Integration, source and destination types, and source and destination names.

      • The filter conditions on the Node , Resource, and Function tabs vary.

   3. After the search results are displayed on the tab, select multiple nodes, resources, or functions that you want to modify.

   4. Then, click a button in the lower part to perform the operation on the selected objects based on your requirements.

      Note

      • When you perform operations on multiple nodes, the Forcefully Modify File Locked By Another User parameter may appear in the dialog box that appears. If you set the this parameter to Yes, nodes that are locked by other owners are also modified. If you set this parameter to No, only the nodes that are locked by yourself are modified.

      • If you modify and commit the objects on the Batch Operation-Data Development tab, the operations take effect only in the development environment. To update the configurations of nodes, resources, or functions in the production environment, you must deploy the objects to the production environment on the deployment page.

3. Click Historical Operation Records in the upper-right corner to view the details of historical operations.

Batch modify data synchronization nodes

You can modify resource groups for Data Integration, sources, and destinations for multiple data synchronization nodes at a time.

1. Log on to the DataWorks console. Go to the DataStudio page. In the Scheduled Workflow pane of the DataStudio page, click the Batch Operation icon in the top toolbar.

   

2. Modify multiple data synchronization nodes at a time.

   1. On the Batch Operation-Data Development tab, perform operations on multiple nodes, resources, or functions at a time on the Node, Resource, or Function sub-tab.

   2. Then, click a button in the lower part to perform the operation on the selected objects based on your requirements.

      Note

      • When you perform operations on multiple nodes, the Forcefully Modify File Locked By Another User parameter may appear in the dialog box that appears. If you set the this parameter to Yes, nodes that are locked by other owners are also modified. If you set this parameter to No, only the nodes that are locked by yourself are modified.

      • If you modify and commit the objects on the Batch Operation-Data Development tab, the operations take effect only in the development environment. To update the configurations of nodes, resources, or functions in the production environment, you must deploy the objects to the production environment on the deployment page.

   3. Search for the data synchronization nodes that you want to modify by node type. Select batch synchronization nodes or real-time synchronization nodes.

      

   4. Click a button in the lower part to perform the operation on the selected nodes based on your business requirements.

      1. Click More and select Modify Data Synchronization Task. The Modify Data Integration Task dialog box appears.

      2. Select Resource Group for Data Integration, Source, or Destination from the Modification drop-down list based on your business requirements.

      Note

      • When you perform operations on multiple nodes, the Forcefully Modify File Locked By Another User parameter may appear in the dialog box that appears. If you set the this parameter to Yes, nodes that are locked by other owners are also modified. If you set this parameter to No, only the nodes that are locked by yourself are modified.

      • If you modify and commit the objects on the Batch Operation-Data Development tab, the operations take effect only in the development environment. To update the configurations of nodes, resources, or functions in the production environment, you must deploy the objects to the production environment on the deployment page.

   5. Click Historical Operation Records in the upper-right corner to view the details of historical operations.