A Track is a container for all the elements necessary to execute data migration iterations for one project or part hereof.
These elements include:
- The code needed: a folder containing the engine libraries deployed as a result of the code generation.
- An export database: A Sql Server database containing (generated) tables and Sql functionality (generated stored procedures) used by the generated export engine to produce the export result.
- A Portal database: A SQL Server database used by the Portal Runtime to store the intermediate and results of the data migration as well as the events that occurred for each Busine Object.
- A ValueSet database: A SQL Server database containing (generated) tables for all ValueSets defined as part of the mapping.
To keep track of all this, hopp also includes a Master database containing all information necessary to manage all the Track.
This information includes.
- Which migration projects are executed in which tracks
- Folder locations for the track
- Database connection string for the track
etc.
Once a new engine is loaded, the Track panel provides the options to Set Concurrency limits, Restart, Stop, and Assemblies, as illustrated below.
The context menu provides the options to:
Set Concurrencies | Modify the Max concurrent jobs |
Restart | Restart the Track to pick up new data |
Stop | Stop the Track |
Assemblies | View the Assemblies loaded into the project |
For more on the Track, please use this link.
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