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Dataphin:Export deployment package

Last Updated:Jun 23, 2026

In the source environment, you can export objects as deployment package files and then download or forward them to the target environment for import and publishing.

Prerequisites

  • Complete the cross-tenant deployment settings, including storage and download permissions for deployment packages, before exporting. For detailed instructions, see Cross-tenant deployment settings.

  • Initiate cross-tenant deployment maintenance with a super administrator or system administrator account. For detailed instructions, see Maintain/Upgrade Dataphin.

Notes

The system enters maintenance status during the export to protect data security and production integrity and to prevent failures caused by object reference conflicts. Once the export is complete, a system administrator or super administrator must manually end the maintenance status to resume normal operations.

Note

Dataphin V3.11 enables the export of historical objects created prior to Dataphin V3.9 for publishing to other tenants.

Permission description

Only cross-tenant deployment users can export deployment packages.

Export deployment package entry

  1. Sign in to Dataphin with a cross-tenant deployment user account.

  2. Navigate to the Management Center from the top menu bar on the Dataphin home page.

  3. Use the operation guide in the figure below to access the Export Deployment Package page.

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Overview of export deployment package

The export deployment package page allows you to create new deployment packages and manage existing ones.

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Area

Description

Search and new deployment package

  • Search: Filter deployment packages by name or description.

  • New deployment package: Click New deployment package to create a deployment package from the source environment. Choose from full export, incremental export, or specified object export.

    • Full export: Exports all objects from the source environment into a deployment package. Ideal for quickly replicating the source environment in a target environment. For detailed instructions, see Full export deployment package.

    • Incremental export: Exports selected objects from the source environment as a deployment package. Ideal for project-phase results, periodic changes, or objects related to a specific business segment. For more information, see Incremental export deployment package.

    • Specified Object Export: Exports specific objects from the source environment as a deployment package. Best for cases where you know the exact objects that changed or need a quick export. Not recommended for large numbers of objects. For detailed instructions, see Specified Object Export Deployment Package.

Export deployment package list

View a list of created deployment packages, including details like name, description, exporter/start time, status/end time, and available management operations.

The Actions column provides the following operations for each deployment package:

  • View deployment package details: Click the View deployment package details icon in the Actions column to view the export configuration and details. You can also download or transfer the deployment package by clicking Download Deployment Package or Transfer Deployment Package.

  • Download Deployment Package: Click the Download deployment package icon in the Actions column. After downloading, send the package to the target environment's authorized user or super administrator for import. For detailed instructions, see Import Deployment Package.

  • Delete deployment package: Click the Actions icon in the deployment package's row to delete it.

  • View forwarding records: Access forwarding history by clicking the 1 icon and selecting Forwarding Records.

  • Forward deployment file: Forward a deployment package by clicking the Actions icon. Configure handling for files with the same name during the transfer. Transfer deployment package

    Note

    To forward deployment packages, configure OSS storage first. For detailed instructions, see Cross-tenant deployment settings.

  • Stop exporting file: Halt the export process for packages in exporting status by clicking the Actions icon. Stop guide file

  • Re-export: Click the Re-export icon in the Actions column to retry exporting a package with failed status.