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    Run Migrations to Migrate Objects

    When your OneDrive mappings within a migration project are ready for migrations, you can run migrations for the mappings to migrate objects.

    Refer to the following steps to run migrations for mappings:

    1. Click Projects in the left pane to access the Projects page, and click the project name of the project you want to run.

    2. On the Project mappings page, select one or multiple mappings for which you want to run migrations.

    3. Click Migration, and select Full Migration to migrate all data of the source objects if you run migrations for the mappings the first time.

      In the Full migration panel, you can view whether your purchased user seats/OneDrive sites are sufficient for migrations. If the available user seats/sites are sufficient, Sufficient subscription is displayed in the panel; if the available user seats/sites are insufficient, there is an Insufficient subscription warning in the panel.

      You can also configure a migration schedule in the panel to run the migration at a specific time.

    4. Click Run to run the migration. If you have configured a migration schedule, the migration will run based on your configured time; if you do not configure a migration schedule, the migration will run immediately.

    You can also run a Migrate permissions only job for a mapping to only migrate the source permissions to the destination.

    If you have run a full migration for the mappings before, you can also select to run an incremental migration or retry error objects for the mappings.

    - **Incremental migration** – Only migrate newly created or modified source objects since the last migration, and error and warning objects in previous migration to the destination. > ***Note**: The incremental migration job will migrate newly created or modified source data based on the change logs in SharePoint Online. The retention period of change logs for the data is 60 days. We recommend that you run incremental migration jobs within the retention period. - **Retry** **error** **objects** – Only migrate the error and warning objects in previous migrations to the destination. - > ***Note**: You can run this job for a migration job that is finished with exceptions to retry the error and warning objects. If the migration job is failed, you need to rerun a full or incremental migration job.

    After the migration of mappings starts, if you want to stop the migration, you can select the mappings and click Stop, then the migration of the selected mappings will be stopped. If you run another migration for the stopped mappings, the migration will start from the beginning.

    To change the migration schedule for a mapping, click the run at [time] link in the Stage column of the mapping; Or change the migration schedule of mappings in bulk by selecting the mappings that have migration schedules, clicking Migration, and clicking Change schedule. In the right panel, select a new schedule to run the mapping based on the new schedule, or select No schedule to stop the migration of the mapping. Click Save to save your updates.

    During the whole migration process, we do not recommend you change the data structure. For example, delete source files/folders, or move source files to another library of the same site collection. If you want to change the data structure before you run an additional full migration job for the project that has run a full migration job, or run incremental migration jobs for the project, note the following issues:

    - If you move source files to another library of the same site collection, the migration of these files will fail, and the previously migrated files in the destination will not be moved to the new library. - If you delete source files/folders, the previously migrated files/folders in the destination will not be deleted synchronously.