During the MySQL to MySQL migration, if the migration log indicates that the migration of events and triggers fails after the migration task is complete, you can manually migrate the events and triggers.

This section describes how to export and import events and triggers in batches.

Export triggers from the source database in batches.
1. Run the following statement in the source database to obtain values of TRIGGER_SCHEMA and TRIGGER_NAME:
```
SELECT TRIGGER_SCHEMA,TRIGGER_NAME  FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TRIGGERS WHERE TRIGGER_SCHEMA in ('DB1','DB2','DB3') order by TRIGGER_NAME;
```
  In the preceding statements, DB1, DB2, and DB3 indicate the databases to be migrated to the destination database.
2. Run the following statement in the source database to obtain the statement for creating a trigger from the source database from the SQL Original Statement field:
```
SHOW CREATE TRIGGER TRIGGER_SCHEMA.TRIGGER_NAME \G;
```
  In the preceding statement, replace TRIGGER_SCHEMA and TRIGGER_NAME with the values obtained in 1.a.
Export events from the source database in batches.
1. Run the following statement in the source database to obtain values of EVENT_SCHEMA and EVENT_NAME:
```
SELECT EVENT_SCHEMA,EVENT_NAME  FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.EVENTS WHERE EVENT_SCHEMA in ('DB1','DB2','DB3') order by EVENT_NAME;
```
  In the preceding statements, DB1, DB2, and DB3 indicate the databases to be migrated to the destination database.
2. Run the following statement in the source database to obtain the statement for creating an event from the source database from the SQL Original Statement field:
```
SHOW CREATE EVENT EVENT_SCHEMA.EVENT_NAME \G;
```
  In the preceding statement, replace EVENT_SCHEMA and EVENT_NAME with the values obtained in 2.a.
Import triggers and events.
Execute the statements for creating triggers and events exported from the source database in the destination database.

How Do I Export and Import Events and Triggers in Batches?