Copying rule sets is similar to copying a subscription
except that it only copies the rule sets that you select to a new
or existing subscription. Copying a subscription copies all Direct
mappings and rule sets to a new or existing subscription.
About this task
Copying rule sets is useful if you only want to copy a subset
of the rule sets in a subscription.
Procedure
- Click
.
- Select a subscription.
- Click Rules in
the Table Mappings view.
- Select one or more rule sets.
- Right-click and select Copy....
- Enter a name for the subscription in the Name box.
All subscriptions that come from the same source datastore
must have a unique name and all subscriptions that go to the same
target datastore must have a unique Source ID. The source ID is automatically
generated based on truncating the subscription name to 8 characters.
If you attempt to create a subscription with a duplicate Source ID,
an error will result and the subscription will not be created. If
this occurs, click Advanced Settings and give
the subscription a unique Source ID.
- Enter a description for the subscription in
the Description box.
- If you want to include the new subscription
in a project, select a project from the Project list
or click New Project to create a new project.
If you do not select a project, Management Console places
the new subscription into the Default Project.
- Click Next.
- Select the source datastore for the new subscription
from the New Source Datastore list.
- Select the databases and owners for your new
source datastore under New Name.
- If you want to specify advanced settings, click Advanced
Settings.
- Click Next.
- Select the target datastore for the new subscription
from the New Target Datastore list.
Note that subscriptions with rule-based table mappings can
not be promoted when the source and target datastores are identical.
- Review the copy settings and click Finish.