You can monitor a migration job from the History pane on the Data Migration tab. The History pane contains information about in progress, completed, and failed migration jobs.
About this Task
Migration jobs execute in a number of distinct stages, which are visible on the Job overview pane.
For example:
A snapshot migration job includes a snapshot stage and, optionally, a verification stage.
Job Overview
High-level migration job information displays in the top section of the Job overview pane.
Metric | Description |
|---|---|
Source URI | The JDBC connection string used to connect to the source relational database. |
Destination URI | The MongoDB connection string used to connect to the destination MongoDB database. |
Job Mode | Indicates that the migration job is snapshot. |
Status | Indicates the current or end status of the migration job. |
Snapshot Stage
Snapshot stage information displays in the Snapshot stage section of the Job overview pane.
Metric | Description |
|---|---|
Snapshot stage status | Indicates the status of the snapshot stage. |
Started | Date and time that the snapshot stage started. |
Duration | Time taken for the snapshot stage to complete. |
Tables migrated | Total number of tables migrated from the source database. |
Rows migrated | Total number of rows migrated from all tables. |
Estimated time remaining | An estimation of the migration job completion time. |
Issues
If your migration job has errors during execution, you can find the details in the Issues pane on the Data Migration screen.
Metric | Description |
|---|---|
Date & Time | The date and time that the issue occurred. |
Table / Collection | The table or collection that caused the error. This is blank if the error is global. |
Count | Total number of errors encountered. |
Error detail | Detailed error message from the target deployment. |