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Do you have a task setting such as "Stop task after full load completes"?
If this is set, it will stop after a full load is completed.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/dms/latest/userguide/CHAP_Tasks.Creating.html
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being a full load only task it migrated all tables. it seems 2 tables were errored. to troubleshoot what went wrong for that 2 tables please refer to https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/dms-task-error-status
answered a year ago
Thanks for the update @Subhashr
No, Just i replicate the existing data only @Riku_Kobayashi.
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Let me check @Riku_kobayashi. Thanks for the update.
I am unable to find Stop task after full load completes in the task settings.
What are your task settings now? Are you in a position to do continuous replication?
No, Just i replicate the existing data only @Riku_Kobayashi.