January 2019
Intermediate to advanced
690 pages
16h
English
At a high level, this is what the DMS architecture looks like:

Both the Source and Target databases are external to DMS. They are represented internally by endpoint resources that are references to the databases. Endpoints can be reused between different tasks if needed.
This recipe starts by defining the replication instance details. Keep in mind that the DMS migration process works best when the migration/transform between the two databases is kept in memory. This means that for larger jobs you should allocate a more powerful instance. If the process needs to temporarily write data to disk (such as swap) then the performance ...
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