Base Database(Physical Database) |
- Select the source database for table inconsistency repair. You can enter a keyword
of the database name in the Base Database(Physical Database) field to search for the
database.
- Optional: Select a schema version number of the database. By default, the latest schema is
used. For more information about schema version numbers, see Manage schema versions
Note
- You can select only a physical database as the source database.
- You must have the query permissions on the source database. For more information,
see Apply for permissions.
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Target Database |
- Select the destination database for table inconsistency repair. You can enter a keyword
of the database name in the Target Database field to search for the database.
- Optional: Select a schema version number of the database. By default, the latest schema is
used. For more information about schema version numbers, see Manage schema versions
Note
- You can select a physical database or a logical database as the destination database.
- You must have permissions to alter tables in the destination database. For more information,
see Apply for permissions.
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Repaired Table |
- Enter the name of the base table or select the table from the drop-down list on the
left side.
- Enter the name of the destination table or select the table from the drop-down list
on the right side.
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Whether to Ignore Error |
Specifies whether to skip errors that occur when SQL statements are being executed.
Valid values:
- Not Ignore: If an error occurs when SQL statements are being executed, DMS stops executing the
current and subsequent SQL statements.
- Ignore: If an error occurs when SQL statements are being executed, DMS skips the current
SQL statement and continues to execute subsequent SQL statements until all remaining
statements are executed.
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Business Background(Remarks) |
The business background of the repair operation, such as the purposes or objectives.
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