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Using table mapping to specify task settings

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Using table mapping to specify task settings - AWS Database Migration Service

Table mapping uses several types of rules to specify the data source, source schema, data, and any transformations that should occur during the task. You can use table mapping to specify individual tables in a database to migrate and the schema to use for the migration.

When working with table mapping, you can use filters to specify data that you want replicated from table columns. In addition, you can use transformations to modify selected schemas, tables, or views before they are written to the target database.

Note

When working with table mapping for a MongoDB source endpoint, you can use filters to specify data that you want replicated, and specify a database name in place of the schema_name. Or, you can use the default "%".

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