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title Global Settings (Dialogs) (Db2ToSQL)
description Use the Dialogs page of the Global Settings dialog box to specify the default user action and warning settings for SSMA for Db2.
author nilabjaball
ms.author niball
ms.reviewer randolphwest
ms.date 09/24/2024
ms.service sql
ms.subservice ssma
ms.topic conceptual
ms.collection
sql-migration-content

Global Settings (Dialogs) (Db2ToSQL)

Use the Dialogs page of the Global Settings dialog box to specify the default user action and warning settings for SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA).

To access the dialog settings navigate to Tools > Global Settings, select GUI at the bottom of the left pane, and then select Dialogs.

Options

Warn before overwriting objects

When SSMA converts objects to SQL Server, some objects might already exist in the project's SQL Server metadata. These objects might already be converted, or the objects might simply have the same name within the target schema as objects you're going to convert.

Use this option to specify whether SSMA should prompt you for overwriting duplicate object definitions:

  • If you select True, SSMA displays a warning dialog box when it encounters a duplicate object. In this dialog, you can specify to overwrite individual objects or all duplicate objects, or to skip individual objects or all duplicate objects.

  • If you select False, the Object overwrite default action option appears where you specify the default action.

Object overwrite default action

This option appears if you select False for the Warn before overwriting objects option.

Use this option to specify the default object overwrite behavior:

  • If you select True, SSMA automatically overwrites objects in the SQL Server project metadata that have the same name and are in the same target schema as the object to be converted.

  • If you select False, SSMA doesn't overwrite object metadata during conversion.