Table 1 lists synchronization task statuses and descriptions.
Status |
Description |
|---|---|
Creating |
A synchronization instance is being created. |
Task creation failed |
Failed to create a real-time synchronization instance. |
Configuration |
The synchronization instance is successfully created, but the synchronization task is started. You can continue to configure the task. |
Pending start |
The scheduled synchronization task has been delivered to the synchronization instance, waiting for the synchronization instance to start the synchronization task. |
Starting |
The task is being started. |
Start failed |
A real-time synchronization task fails to be started. |
Full synchronization |
A full synchronization task is being performed. |
Full synchronization failed |
A full synchronization task fails. |
Incremental synchronization |
An incremental synchronization task is being performed. |
Incremental synchronization failed |
An incremental synchronization task fails. |
Modifying task |
The synchronization object is being modified. |
Modifying task failed |
The synchronization object fails to be modified. |
Fault rectification |
A synchronization instance is faulty and the system automatically restores the synchronization task. |
Paused |
The real-time synchronization task has been paused. |
Task stopping |
The synchronization instance and resources used for executing the synchronization task are being released. |
Completing |
A synchronization instance and resources are being released. |
Stopping task failed |
The synchronization instance and resources fail to be released. |
Completed |
The task is completed and the synchronization instance is released. |
- If a task fails to be created, DRS retains the task for three days by default. After three days, the task automatically ends.
- Deleted synchronization tasks are not displayed in the status list.