Migrations

The Migrations page shows the history of database and application configuration migration steps: which step ran when, how it ended and how long it took. The page is read-only; migrations cannot be run from it. Open it from the Administration menu using the Migrations tile in the Application and configuration management group.

No.ElementPurpose
1CloseReturns you to the Administration menu.
2FilterSaved table filters.
3AI filterAn assistant that sets the table filters based on your description. Shown only when AI is enabled.
4Full screenExpands the table to full screen. Shortcut Ctrl+Shift+F (Cmd+Shift+F on Mac); press Esc to return.
5Run IDIdentifier of the migration run the step belongs to.
6Step nameName of the migration step.
7Status (UP)Result of running the step: OK (green), failed (red), pending (orange).
8Status (DOWN)Result of reverting the step, if it was reverted.
9Record countHow many rows the table contains.
10DensityRow density: compact, standard or comfortable.
11ColumnsSelects which columns the table displays.
12ExportExports the table to a file.

Other table columns:

ColumnContent
Start dateWhen the step started. By default, the table is sorted from newest to oldest.
Duration (UP), Start date (UP)How long running the step took and when it started.
Duration (DOWN), Start date (DOWN)The same for reverting the step.
NoteAdditional text for the step.

Double-click a row or use the Detail action to open the Migration detail window. It shows all data of the step, including the results of running and reverting it, in a tree view.

Only a superadministrator can see the data
Every administrator can see the Migrations tile, but only a user with the superadministrator role can load the table data. A regular administrator sees an empty table and the message Lack of permissions! / Table data load failed. The screenshot above was taken with such an account.
Empty table on new installations
TAS 5.19 does not write anything to this table during updates. It contains only the migration history from older versions; if the installation has none, the table stays empty even for a superadministrator.

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