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9 The Migration Process In-Depth
9.1 Introduction
9.2 The Welcome Screen
9.3 The Configuration Type Screen
9.4 The Source Database Screen
9.5 The Target Database Screen
9.6 The Connect to Server Screen
9.7 The Source Schema Selection Screen
9.8 The Reverse Engineering Screen
9.9 The Object Type Selection Screen
9.10 The Object Mapping Screen
9.11 The Meta Migration Screen
9.12 The Manual Editing Screen
9.13 The Object Creation Options Screen
9.14 The Creating Objects Screen
9.15 The Data Mapping Options Screen
9.16 The Bulk Data Transfer Screen
9.17 The Summary Screen
9.18 Saving the Current Application State

9.8. The Reverse Engineering Screen

Once you select the databases you wish to migrate, the MySQL Migration Toolkit begins the process of reverse engineering the source database:

Figure 9.11. The Reverse Engineering Screen

The MySQL Migration Toolkit collects column and index information for each table in the source database, along with information on stored procedures and views.

Click the Details button to see a detailed log of the reverse engineering process.

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