This topic describes how to view the progress of a data migration task in the DTS console. DTS provides the following migration types: schema migration, full data migration, and incremental data migration.
Prerequisites
A data migration task is started.Procedure
- Log on to the DTS console.
- In the left-side navigation pane, click Data Migration.
- At the top of the Migration Tasks page, select the region where the data migration instance resides.
- On the Migration Tasks page, click the ID of the data migration instance.
- Perform operations based on the migration type.
Note If you do not select a migration type when configuring the task, or the migration type is not supported, this migration type will not be displayed in the left-side navigation pane.
- View the details of schema migration.
- In the left-side navigation pane, choose .
- Click the tab that indicates a type of schema object to view the migration details. For example, click Tables to view the migration details of tables. You can search for the migration details of a specific object by specifying the object name.
Note In the Actions column of an object, click View Creation Syntax or choose . In the View Creation Syntax message that appears, you can view the creation syntax of the object.
- View the details of full data migration
- In the left-side navigation pane, choose .
- View the migration details of each object or search for the migration details of a specific object by specifying the object name.
- View the details of incremental data migration
- In the left-side navigation pane, choose .
- View the migration details of each object or search for the migration details of a specific object by specifying the object name.
- View the details of schema migration.
Reference
- View the connection state and performance of full data migration: View the bandwidth, records per second (RPS), read/write response time, and network latency.
- View the connection status and performance of incremental data migration: View the number of migrated rows, bandwidth, and migration performance.