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(DOCSP-45462) [MIG] Mention that CDC jobs ignore table filters (#187)
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source/jobs/sync-jobs.txt

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**Continuous**: Continuous migration jobs cover new incoming data for a zero-downtime
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Change Data Capture (CDC) migration strategy. Continuous jobs run a snapshot stage first,
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followed by a CDC stage that captures database updates in near-real time.
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followed by a CDC stage that captures database updates in near-real time. The CDC stage
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updates all new or modified database objects, ignoring any :ref:`rm-table-filters` set in project-level mapping rules.
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When you run a continuous migration job, your source and destination database
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data remain in sync.
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source/table-filters/table-filters.txt

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- Limit the read operations on your source database.
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- Create test environments before migrating your entire database.
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Migration jobs apply project-level table filters during the initial snapshot stage. During a continuous migration job,
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the CDC stage ignores table filters and updates all new or modified database objects.
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To learn more about types of migration jobs, see :ref:`rm-sync-jobs`.
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Table Filter Types
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