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Monitor migration runs

The Media Migration Runs page lists every migration run of this company, newest first. Use it to follow a background run and to check the result of earlier runs.

Open it from Media Bridge Setup (Migration Runs, or choose the Last Migration Status value), or search for Media Migration Runs.

Columns

Column Meaning
Entry No. Number of the run.
Started At / Ended At When the run started and ended.
Status See the table below.
Possibly Stuck The run has been In Progress for more than 24 hours, so it is unlikely to still be running. The status is then also shown in red.
Source Storage / Target Storage The direction of the run.
Processed Records processed so far. Always equal to Transferred + Skipped + Failed + Source Delete Failed.
Transferred Pictures copied to the target.
Skipped Records that already had a picture in the target (with Overwrite Existing off), or that were deleted before a retry.
Failed Records whose picture could not be read or written.
Source Delete Failed Pictures that reached the target, but whose source copy could not be deleted.
User ID Who started the run.

The counters are calculated from the per-record log, so they are always up to date, also while a background run is still busy.

Statuses

Status Meaning Storage source switched?
In Progress The run is busy, or was interrupted. No
Completed Finished without failed records. Yes, to the target
Completed with Errors Finished, but some records failed. No
Failed Stopped by an error, or cancelled. No

Actions

Action What it does
Migration Log Opens the per-record log of the selected run. See Fix failed records.
Resume Run Continues a run that is Failed or Completed with Errors. See Fix failed records.
Cancel Stuck Run Marks an In Progress run as Failed. See Cancel a stuck run.

Background runs

A background run is executed by a job queue entry called FRW Picture Migration. To follow the job itself, search for Job Queue Entries.

  • If the job crashes, Media Bridge marks the run Failed automatically, and the job queue entry shows the error. A new migration can start right away.
  • You can resume the failed run from this page.

Activity Log

Each finished run also writes one summary entry to the Business Central Activity Log, for example Media migration run 3: 1,250 transferred, 2 failed, 10 skipped, 0 source deletes failed. When records failed, the entry's details list up to 100 of them. The full detail always stays in the migration log.