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Conversion
Prompt to confirm before conversion
Ignore default values
Although Full Convert goes pretty far into making sure your default values (values filled when NULLs are written) are translated to equivalent expressions of your target database, such translations are not always possible. If you get an error during conversion, turn this option on to strip default values definitions off.
Suppress invalid field errors
When invalid field value is encountered, Full Convert writes NULL and logs the cause of the error (typically date/time value out of range). In certain tables, amount of such errors can be huge (several times per record), so occasionally you should use this option to avoid slowdown.
Read large tables in chunks
Enterprise version only.
To avoid excessive memory consumption on large tables, Full Convert reads chunks of tables instead of whole tables. You can adjust the chunks size yourself to match your exact configuration for maximum speed.
Insert data in batches
Inserting several records in one operation into database greatly speeds up conversion. You can adjust number of records inserted per batch to match your exact configuration for maximum speed.
Certain databases support bulk insert (SQL Server and MySQL) or expose fast-loading interface (Oracle).