drush migrate-importfor drush 7x


Perform one or more migration processes

drush migrate-import

migrate-import is a Drush command from the migrate project.

migrate
  • Aliases


    migrate-import has 1 alias/es:


    drush mi

  • Arguments


    migrate-import accepts 1 argument/s:


    migration : Name of migration(s) to import. Delimit multiple using commas.

  • Options


    migrate-import accepts 15 option/s:


    --limit : Limit on the length of each migration process, expressed in seconds or number of items

    --feedback : Frequency of progress messages, in seconds or items processed

    --idlist : A comma delimited list of ids to import or rollback. If unspecified, migrate imports all pending items or rolls back all items for the content set.

    --all : Process all migrations that come after the specified migration. If no value is supplied, all migrations are processed.

    --instrument : Capture performance information (timer, memory, or all)

    --force : Force an operation to run, even if all dependencies are not satisfied

    --group : Name of the migration group to run

    --notify : Send email notification upon completion of operation

    --wildcard : Process migrations that match a certain pattern. For example, Content*.

    --update : In addition to processing unprocessed items from the source, update previously-imported items with new data

    --needs-update : Reimport up to 10K records where needs_update=1. This option is only needed when your Drupal DB is on a different DB server from your source data. Otherwise, these records get migrated with just migrate-import.

    --stop : Stop specified migration(s) if applicable.

    --rollback : Rollback specified migration(s) if applicable.

    --file_function : Override file function to use when migrating images.

    --ignore-highwater : Ignore the highwater field during migration

  • Examples


    Import new articles

    migrate-import Article

    Import new items, and also update previously-imported items

    migrate-import Article --update

    Import two specific articles. The ids refer to the value of the primary key in base table

    migrate-import Article --idlist=4,9

    Import two specific articles. A colon can be used to separate parts of compound keys; otherwise, compound keys match by the first key field.

    migrate-import Article --idlist=450:pasta,451

    Import for up to 60 seconds after stopping and rolling back the Article migration.

    migrate-import Article --limit="60 seconds" --stop --rollback

    Import up to 100 items from the migration named Article.

    migrate-import Article --limit="100 items"

    Display a progress message every 1000 processed items or less

    migrate-import User --feedback="1000 items"

    Perform User migrations and all that follow it.

    migrate-import --all=User

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