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This topic describes the SubmitPreCheck operation provided by OceanBase Migration Service (OMS).

Purpose

You can call this operation to perform a precheck on a data migration or synchronization task.

Call description

Limitations

This operation is supported in OMS V4.2.2 and later.

Request path

POST /api/v2?Action=SubmitPreCheck

Request parameters

Parameter Type Description
name string The name of the task, which cannot contain spaces.
projectId string The ID of the data migration or synchronization task.
subProject boolean Specifies whether to perform precheck for an increase or decrease task.
type string The type of the task. Valid values: MIGRATION and SYNC.
labelIds array A collection of label IDs. At most five IDs are supported.
sourceEndpointId string The ID of the source data source. You need to call the ListDataSource interface to obtain the ID, in the format of e_****.
sinkEndpointId string The ID of the destination data source. You need to call the ListDataSource interface to obtain the ID, in the format of e_****.
transferMapping object The mapping information about the objects to be transferred.
├─ mode string The mapping mode for the objects to be transferred. Valid values: SPECIFIC and WILDCARD.
├─ databases object [] The list of database objects. For more information, see Parameters in databases/databasesBlack.
├─ databasesBlack object [] The blocklist of database objects that match the specified rules. For more information, see Parameters in databases/databasesBlack.
├─ tableAndViewWhiteList array The allowlist of wildcard tables and views that match the specified rules.
├─ tableAndViewBlackList array The blocklist of wildcard tables and views that match the specified rules.
commonTransferConfig object The common settings for transfer.
├─ tableCategory string The supported table types. Valid values: ALL (all tables), WITH_UNIQUE_ROW_ID (tables with a unique row ID), and WITHOUT_UNIQUE_ROW_ID (tables without a unique row ID). Default value: ALL.
├─ activeActive boolean Specifies whether the task is for disaster recovery.
├─ mqSerializerType string The JSON serialization type when data is delivered to a message queue. Valid values: DEFAULT, CANAL, DATAWORKS_V2, SHAREPLEX, DEFAULT_WITH_SCHEMA, DEBEZIUM, DEBEZIUMFLATTEN, and DEBEZIUMSMT.
├─ mqPartitionMode string The partition routing mode when data is delivered to a message queue. Valid values: ONE (specify a partition), HASH (hash partition by primary key or shard column value), and TABLE (hash partition by database and table name).
├─ mqPartition integer When partitionMode is ONE, this parameter specifies the position of the partition in the current topic.
├─ datahubTopicType string The type of the topic when data is delivered to a DataHub instance. Valid values: TUPLE and BLOB.
├─ rocketMqProducerGroup string The name of the producer group. This parameter is effective only when the destination is a RocketMQ database. Default value: OMS.
├─ rocketMqMsgTags string The message tags. This parameter is effective only when the destination is a RocketMQ database. Default value: default_tag, which indicates that when the value of this parameter is default, _tag is appended to the value.
├─ rocketMqEnableMsgTrace boolean Specifies whether to enable message tracing. This parameter is effective only when the destination is a RocketMQ database.
├─ rocketMqSendMsgTimeout long The timeout period for sending messages. This parameter is effective only when the destination is a RocketMQ database.
├─ dataWorksBusinessName string The name that identifies the business system. This parameter identifies the business system that originates the data so that you can perform custom processing on the data in the future. This parameter is supported only when the serialization method is DataWorks. The length of the value of this parameter must be 1 to 20 characters.
├─ sinkStoreFormat string The storage type for table objects in the destination database. Valid values: Default, Row storage, Column storage, and Hybrid columnar storage.
This parameter is effective only if the destination is an OceanBase database V4.3.0 or later and the migration type is Schema Migration or Incremental Synchronization > DDL synchronization.
├─ sourceStoreFormat string The storage type for table objects in the source database. Valid values: Default, Row storage, Column storage, and Hybrid columnar storage.
This parameter is effective only if the source is an OceanBase database V4.3.0 or later and the migration type is Reverse Increment > DDL synchronization.
enableStructTransfer boolean Specifies whether to enable schema transfer.
structTransferConfig object The settings for schema transfer.
├─ byteCharConvertStrategy string The byte/char conversion strategy. Valid values: IGNORE_BYTE_IF_BYTE_USED, FORCE_CHAR_IF_BYTE_USED, EXPAND_LEN_IF_BYTE_USED, and DO_NOTHING_IF_BYTE_USED (default).
├─ deferIndexCreation boolean Specifies whether to enable index postplacement. Default value: false.
enableFullTransfer boolean Specifies whether to enable full transfer.
enableFullVerify boolean Specifies whether to enable full verification.
fullTransferConfig object The settings for full transfer.
├─ nonePkUkTruncateDstTable boolean Specifies whether to truncate the destination table when the source table has no unique key.
├─ allowDestTableNotEmpty boolean The processing strategy to apply when the destination table has records. Valid values: Ignore and Stop Migration.
  • If you set the value to true, OMS ignores the existing data in the destination table when writing data to the table. In other words, if a unique key conflict error is returned when data is synchronized from the source table to the destination table, OMS will ignore the data in the source table and reserve the data in the destination table.

    Notice

    If you set the value to Ignore, full verification will use IN mode to pull data, which cannot verify scenarios where the destination table contains data not in the source table. The verification performance will also be degraded to some extent.

  • If you set the value to false, migration is stopped. If the destination table has records, an error is returned during full migration. In this case, clear the existing data in the destination table and try again.

    Notice

    After an error is returned, if you click Resume in the dialog box, OMS ignores this error and continues to migrate data. Proceed with caution.

├─ fullTransferSpeedMode string The concurrent speed for full transfer. Valid values: STEADY, NORMAL, and FAST.
├─ fullVerifySpeedMode string The concurrent speed for full verification. Valid values: STEADY, NORMAL, and FAST.
├─ throttleRps integer The maximum transfer rate allowed in the full transfer phase, in terms of the number of records per second. Enter null to indicate no limit on RPS.
├─ throttleIOPS integer The maximum transfer traffic allowed in the full transfer phase, in terms of bytes per second. Enter null to indicate no limit on IOPS.
enableIncrTransfer boolean Specifies whether to enable incremental synchronization.
enableReverseIncrTransfer boolean Specifies whether to enable reverse incremental synchronization.
incrTransferConfig object The settings for incremental synchronization.
├─ startTimestamp string The starting timestamp of incremental synchronization. This parameter is supported only when incremental synchronization is enabled but full transfer is not enabled.
├─ recordTypeWhiteList array The types of incremental data to be synchronized when incremental synchronization is enabled. Valid values: HEARTBEAT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, BEGIN, COMMIT, ROLLBACK, DDL, and ROW.
├─ storeLogKeptHour integer The retention period of incremental logs when the incremental log puller is a Store component. Unit: hours. Default value: 7. Maximum value: 365.
├─ enableSequencingWithinTxn boolean Specifies whether to enable sequence number allocation within a transaction when the incremental log puller is a Store component.
├─ enableIncrSyncStatistics boolean Specifies whether to enable statistics collection for incremental records (DML and DDL operations).
├─ incrOnlineDdlConfig array The online DDL tool. Valid values: GH_OST, PT_OSC, and ALIYUN_DMS, representing the tools gh-ost, pt-osc, and Alibaba Cloud Data Management Service (DMS), respectively.
  • This parameter is effective only for forward incremental synchronization. If specified, it takes effect on forward incremental synchronization from a MySQL database to a MySQL-compatible tenant of OceanBase Database.
  • This parameter is effective only for reverse incremental synchronization. If specified, it takes effect on reverse incremental synchronization from a MySQL-compatible tenant of OceanBase Database to a MySQL database.
├─ incrSyncConcurrency integer The number of threads for incremental synchronization. Default value: 64.
├─ incrLogPullSpeedMode string The incremental log pull speed. Valid values: STEADY (low), NORMAL (medium), FAST (high), and CUSTOM (custom).
├─ incrLogPullSpeedConfig object The incremental log pull resource configuration. This parameter only takes effect when incrLogPullSpeedMode is set to CUSTOM.
├─├─ memory integer The memory limit for incremental log pull.
├─ incrLogSyncSpeedMode string The incremental data write speed. Valid values: STEADY (low), NORMAL (medium), FAST (high), and CUSTOM (custom).
├─ incrLogSyncSpeedConfig object The incremental data write resource configuration. This parameter only takes effect when incrLogSyncSpeedMode is set to CUSTOM.
├─├─ memory integer The memory limit for incremental log write.
├─├─ writerWorkerNum integer The number of concurrent workers for incremental log write.
├─ throttleRps integer The maximum transfer rate allowed in the incremental synchronization phase, in terms of the number of records per second. Enter null to indicate no limit on RPS.
├─ throttleIOPS integer The maximum transfer traffic allowed in the incremental synchronization phase, in terms of bytes per second. Enter null to indicate no limit on IOPS.
├─ supportDDLTypes array The supported DDL types.
  • CREATE_TABLE
  • ALTER_TABLE
  • DROP_TABLE
  • RENAME_TABLE
  • TRUNCATE_TABLE
  • CREATE_INDEX
  • DROP_INDEX
reverseIncrTransferConfig object The settings for reverse incremental synchronization.
├─ startTimestamp string The starting timestamp of reverse incremental synchronization. This parameter is supported only when incremental synchronization is enabled but full transfer is not enabled.
├─ recordTypeWhiteList array The types of incremental data to be synchronized when reverse incremental synchronization is enabled. Valid values: HEARTBEAT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, BEGIN, COMMIT, ROLLBACK, DDL, and ROW.
├─ storeLogKeptHour integer The retention period of incremental logs when the incremental log puller is a Store component and reverse incremental synchronization is enabled. Unit: hours. Default value: 7. Maximum value: 365.
├─ enableSequencingWithinTxn boolean Specifies whether to enable sequence number allocation within a transaction when the incremental log puller is a Store component and reverse incremental synchronization is enabled.
├─ enableIncrSyncStatistics boolean Specifies whether to enable statistics collection for incremental records (DML and DDL operations).
├─ incrOnlineDdlConfig array The online DDL tool. Valid values: GH_OST, PT_OSC, and ALIYUN_DMS, representing the tools gh-ost, pt-osc, and Alibaba Cloud Data Management Service (DMS), respectively.
  • This parameter is effective only for forward incremental synchronization. If specified, it takes effect on forward incremental synchronization from a MySQL database to a MySQL-compatible tenant of OceanBase Database.
  • This parameter is effective only for reverse incremental synchronization. If specified, it takes effect on reverse incremental synchronization from a MySQL-compatible tenant of OceanBase Database to a MySQL database.
├─ incrSyncConcurrency integer The number of threads for reverse incremental synchronization. Default value: 64.
├─ incrLogPullSpeedMode string The incremental log pull speed. Valid values: STEADY (low), NORMAL (medium), FAST (high), and CUSTOM (custom).
├─ incrLogPullSpeedConfig object The incremental log pull resource configuration. This parameter only takes effect when incrLogPullSpeedMode is set to CUSTOM.
├─├─ memory integer The memory limit for incremental log pull.
├─ incrLogSyncSpeedMode string The incremental data write speed. Valid values: STEADY (low), NORMAL (medium), FAST (high), and CUSTOM (custom).
├─ incrLogSyncSpeedConfig object The incremental data write resource configuration. This parameter only takes effect when incrLogSyncSpeedMode is set to CUSTOM.
├─├─ memory integer The memory limit for incremental log write.
├─├─ writerWorkerNum integer The number of concurrent workers for incremental log write.
├─ throttleRps integer The maximum transfer rate allowed in the reverse incremental synchronization phase, in terms of the number of records per second. Enter null to indicate no limit on RPS.
├─ throttleIOPS integer The maximum transfer traffic allowed in the reverse incremental synchronization phase, in terms of bytes per second. Enter null to indicate no limit on IOPS.
├─ supportDDLTypes array The supported DDL types.
  • CREATE_TABLE
  • ALTER_TABLE
  • DROP_TABLE
  • RENAME_TABLE
  • TRUNCATE_TABLE
  • CREATE_INDEX
  • DROP_INDEX
  • Parameters in databases/databasesBlack

    Parameter Type Description
    mappedName string The name of the destination database.
    name string The name of the source database.
    id string The ID of the database.
    tables array The configurations of table objects to be transferred in the current database. When the value of the mode parameter is WILDCARD, this parameter indicates the configurations of a specific blocklist or allowlist of tables and views.
    ├─ mappedName string The mapped name of the table.
    ├─ name string The name of the table.
    ├─ id string The ID of the table.
    ├─ whereClause string The WHERE clause in the standard SQL statement for configuring row filtering.
    ├─ filterColumns array The filtered column set.
    ├─ shardColumns array The shard column set.
    views array The configurations of view objects to be transferred in the current database.
    ├─ mappedName string The mapped name of the view.
    ├─ name string The name of the view.
    ├─ id string The ID of the view.
    ├─ whereClause string The WHERE clause in the standard SQL statement for configuring row filtering.
    ├─ filterColumns array The filtered column set.
    ├─ shardColumns array The shard column set.
    specificTables array The configurations of specific table objects. When the value of the mode parameter is WILDCARD, this parameter indicates the renaming configurations and row filtering settings for specific table objects.
    ├─ mappedName string The mapped name of the table.
    ├─ name string The name of the table.
    ├─ id string The ID of the table.
    ├─ whereClause string The WHERE clause in the standard SQL statement for configuring row filtering.
    ├─ filterColumns array The filtered column set.
    ├─ shardColumns array The shard column set.
    specificViews array The configurations of specific view objects. When the value of the mode parameter is WILDCARD, this parameter indicates the renaming settings for specific view objects.
    ├─ mappedName string The mapped name of the view.
    ├─ name string The name of the view.
    ├─ id string The ID of the view.
    ├─ whereClause string The WHERE clause in the standard SQL statement for configuring row filtering.
    ├─ filterColumns array The filtered column set.
    ├─ shardColumns array The shard column set.

Response parameters

Parameter Type Description
success boolean Indicates whether the call is successful.
errorDetail object The error details.
code string The error code.
message string The error description.
advice string The suggestions.
requestId string The ID of the request.
pageNumber integer The number of the page returned, which takes effect in a pagination query.
pageSize integer The number of entries returned on each page, which takes effect in a pagination query.
totalCount integer The total number of pages returned, which takes effect in a pagination query.
cost string The time spent in processing the request, in seconds.
data string The ID of the precheck task.

Examples

Sample request

{
    "name":"test",
    "projectId":"np_4w3a****",
    "subProject": false,
    "type":"MIGRATION",
    "labelIds":[
        "l_4w****wygjk"
    ],
    "sourceEndpointId":"e_4wg07f****",
    "sinkEndpointId":"e_4wfy2****",
    "transferMapping":{
        "mode":"SPECIFIC",
        "databases":[
            {
                "mappedName":"gez3***",
                "name":"ion1****bmysql",
                "id":null,
                "tables":[
                    {
                        "mappedName":"tion12***20obmysql2",
                        "name":"GRATION129****",
                        "id":null,
                        "whereClause":null,
                        "filterColumns":null,
                        "shardColumns":null,
                    }
                ],
                "views":null,
                "specificTables":null,
                "specificViews":null
            }
        ],
        "databasesBlack":null,
        "tableAndViewWhiteList":null,
        "tableAndViewBlackList":null
    },
    "commonTransferConfig":{
        "tableCategory":null,
        "activeActive":false,
        "mqSerializerType":null,
        "mqPartitionMode":null,
        "mqPartition":0,
        "datahubTopicType":null,
        "rocketMqProducerGroup":null,
        "rocketMqMsgTags":null,
        "rocketMqEnableMsgTrace":null,
        "rocketMqSendMsgTimeout":null,
        "dataWorksBusinessName":null
    },
    "enableStructTransfer":true,
    "structTransferConfig":{
        "byteCharConvertStrategy":"DO_NOTHING_IF_BYTE_USED",
        "deferIndexCreation":true
    },
    "enableFullTransfer":true,
    "enableFullVerify":true,
    "fullTransferConfig":{
        "nonePkUkTruncateDstTable":null,
        "allowDestTableNotEmpty":true,
        "throttleRps": 1000,
        "throttleIOPS": 1000,
        "fullTransferSpeedMode":"NORMAL",
        "fullVerifySpeedMode":"NORMAL"     
    },
    "enableIncrTransfer":true,
    "enableReverseIncrTransfer":true,
    "incrTransferConfig":{
        "startTimestamp":1689201369,
        "storeLogKeptHour":120,
        "recordTypeWhiteList":[
            "DELETE",
            "INSERT",
            "UPDATE"
        ],
        "enableSequencingWithinTxn":true,
        "incrSyncConcurrency":64,
        "incrLogPullSpeedMode":"NORMAL",
        "incrLogPullSpeedConfig":{
            "memory":4
            },
        "incrLogSyncSpeedMode":"CUSTOM",
        "incrLogSyncSpeedConfig":{
            "memory":4,
            "writerWorkerNum":2
            },
        "throttleRps": 1000,
        "throttleIOPS": 1000,
        "enableIncrSyncStatistics":true,
        "supportDDLTypes":[
            "CREATE_TABLE",
            "ALTER_TABLE"
        ],
        "incrOnlineDdlConfig":[
          "GH_OST",
          "PT_OSC",
          "ALIYUN_DMS"
        ]
    },
    "ReverseIncrTransferConfig":{
        "startTimestamp":1689201369,
        "recordTypeWhiteList":[
            "DELETE",
            "INSERT",
            "UPDATE"
        ],
        "storeLogKeptHour":120,
        "incrSyncConcurrency":64,
        "incrLogPullSpeedMode":"NORMAL",
        "incrLogPullSpeedConfig":{
            "memory":4
            },
        "incrLogSyncSpeedMode":"CUSTOM",
        "incrLogSyncSpeedConfig":{
            "memory":4,
            "writerWorkerNum":2
            },
        "throttleRps": 1000,
        "throttleIOPS": 1000,
        "enableIncrSyncStatistics":true,
        "supportDDLTypes":[
            "CREATE_TABLE",
            "ALTER_TABLE"
        ]
    }
}

Sample response

{
    "success": true,
    "errorDetail": null,
    "code": null,
    "message": null,
    "advice": null,
    "requestId": "bf2-9bc9-****",
    "pageNumber": null,
    "pageSize": null,
    "totalCount": null,
    "cost": "269 ms",
    "data": "t_57p****"
}

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