Adding Table Mappings Manually After Running Data Replication
Adding Table Mappings Manually After Running Data Replication
If you disabled replication of CREATE TABLE operations in a configuration that has been used to run replication tasks, you can add table mappings to a configuration manually.
In the Data Replication Console, open the replication configuration that you want to edit.
Click the
Switch to Edit Mode
button on the toolbar.
The Data Replication Console displays a prompt that asks if you want to stop the replication tasks or keep them running.
Click
Yes
to stop the replication tasks.
Click
No
to keep the replication tasks running.
If the Extractor detects DDL changes in the source tables, it creates a new revision of the configuration. If a new revision is created while you are editing the configuration, you will not be able to save your changes. In this case, you must reload the configuration and redo the changes.
On the
Map Tables
tab, define mappings for the additional source tables that you want to replicate.
Click the
Save
button on the toolbar to save the configuration.
The Data Replication Console detects that the newly mapped tables are not materialized and prompts you to run InitialSync.
Click
Yes
to run the InitialSync task for the added tables.
If you chose to keep the replication tasks running, Data Replication starts the InitialSync task that runs simultaneously with the Extractor and Applier tasks. When the InitialSync task completes materializing the added tables, the Extractor and Applier start processing them.
If you stopped replication tasks prior to editing the configuration mappings, restart all of the replication tasks and schedules.