Viewing Migration Results
Overview
After a migration job finishes, you can check its results to see which records were migrated, identify any errors, and review detailed information about the job. This article explains how to access the results and interpret the data.
View Results
Job Results
The Job Results page lists the following details about the job:
Source -> Target
The names of the source and target organizations used in this migration.
Duration
The amount of time this job took to complete. This does not include the time spent in the job queue.
Date started
The date and time, in your local time zone, when this job was started.
Objects migrated
The number of objects included in this job.
Total records
The total number of records in this job, including both successful and failed records.
Failed records
The number of records that didn't migrate successfully. The error is listed for each record, see the next section.
View Tab
The View tab displays the exact template version used for this migration, even if the template is changed later. The template viewer has the same controls as the Template Designer, but does not allow you to edit the template.
In the upper right corner of each object, you will see the number of successfully migrated records and the total number of records for that object. If all records were migrated successfully, the number will be Green. If there are errors, it will be Pink.
Objects and Record Results
The Table tab lists the objects included in this migration. To view more detailed results for a specific object, click it in the list. The following screenshots explain the information displayed for each object in this example.
Object Details
The Object page includes the following information about the object and how the migration was configured.
Object
The Salesforce object this information is for.
Fields
The fields that were migrated for records of this object.
Filters
The filters that were applied to this object to select the records to migrate.
Automations
The list of Salesforce automations that were disabled during migration for this object.
Record Details
The records table displays all records involved in the migration for this object. You can search by record name and filter by status: Success, Failed, or All (for every status).
Record Name Missing
Records won't display a name if the Name field wasn't included in the migration. This happens for two reasons:
The Name field wasn't selected in the template used for this migration.
The Name field is a compound field (composed of multiple other fields) and can't be selected in the template used for this migration.
The records table includes the following information about each record. The screenshots below show migrated records for two different objects.
Records
The name of the record from the Name field. See the Record Name Missing info box above for reasons why this column might be blank.
Source org
The Source Record ID for this record. Clicking the ID will take you to the record in the source Salesforce org.
Target org
The Target Record ID for this record. Clicking the ID will take you to the record in the target Salesforce org.
Status
A record's status can be either Success or Failed. Failed records are not migrated to the target org. See the Errors column for the reason the record failed to migrate.
Operation
The operation type indicates how this record was migrated. There are two types: Insert creates a new record in the target org, while Update modifies an existing matching record.
Errors
Any errors encountered during the migration of this record will be listed here. See the Migration Errors section below for more details.
Migration Errors
When a data migration encounters errors, you can view the error for each failed record to determine the cause.
Click the Table tab.
Click on an object with errors.
Hover over the error in the Errors column to see the error message.
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