Manage Data Transformation Task

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After the replication task is created, you can monitor and manage the task in the task list.

Operation	Description
Set Tag	Click the icon at the top left of the task list to expand the tag information. You can quickly set tags by clicking and dragging the task name to the desired tag.
Set category	Choose the target task and categorize it based on the business perspective.
Start/Stop	After stopping the task, the next start will continue to replicate the data based on the last stopped incremental point in time.
Edit	Configure the task, including node settings, synchronized tables, task start schedule, and other information. Please note that the task cannot be altered during execution.
Monitor	View the running progress, running logs, connections, history, synchronized content, and more. For more information, see monitor data dev task.
Copy	Clear the data synchronization progress of the task, and the next start will initiate the data synchronization task from the beginning.
Reset	Clear the data synchronization progress of the task, and the next start will restart the data synchronization task.
Delete	Please note that once a task is deleted, it cannot be recovered. Please proceed with caution when deleting tasks.