When you have selected the AX2012 tables which data you want to migrate to D365 FO, the related data migration setup records are created. Complete the created data migration records.
| 1. | Click Connectivity studio Integration Design. |
| 2. | Click Projects. |
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Note: Your currently active project is opened. This is the project as shown in the Project field on the Integration design workspace. Make sure your data migration project is selected. |
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| 3. | On the Action Pane, click Design. |
| 4. | Click Migrate. |
| 5. | Click Edit. |
| 6. | In the list, find and select the desired data migration record. |
| 7. | If in D365 FO no table exists with the same name as a selected AX2012 table, no table is automatically set as target table. In this case, manually define the desired target table. |
| In the Target table field, enter or select a value. | |
| 8. | Assign the applicable status to the data migration record. You can only assign a status as set up for the data migration project. |
| In the Status field, enter or select a value. | |
| 9. | Define the area for the data migration setup record. Use data migration areas to: - Group data migration setup records, for example, by functional area. - Assign a level to data migration setup records. Areas are used to generate tasks and task dependencies for the data migration project. You can only define an area as set up for the data migration project. |
| In the Area field, enter or select a value. | |
| 10. | If several data migration setup records belong to the same area, define the sublevel of each of the records within the area. When tasks are generated, the sublevel defines the sequence of the tasks within the area. |
| In the Area sublevel field, enter a number. | |
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Note: Best practice: Do not use consecutive sublevel numbers. This makes it easier to squeeze in additional records later. |
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| 11. | Close the page. |
| 12. | Close the page. |
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Design data migration |