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What Can I Do If a DRS Task Times Out Due to Too Many Tables?

If there are too many tables for a DRS task, too many resources such as memory may be occupied. As a result, operations such as pre-check and data comparison time out. In this case, perform the following operations:

When creating a DRS task, select a large specification for the task. It is recommended that the number of tables be no more than 50,000.
If the number of tables exceeds 50,000, create multiple tasks for data synchronization.

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