Magento 2 Migration Tool Error: Destination documents are not mapped: 0












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I used the Data Migration Tool 2.0.2 for Magento 2.0.4.



I started the command line:



php bin/magento migrate:data <source of config.xml>


and get the Error in Step Log Step:



Source documents are not mapped: log_visitor
Destination documents are not mapped: customer_visitor


So I added ignore tags for customer_visitor and log_visitor in map-log.xml:



<source>
<document_rules>
<rename>
<document>log_visitor</document>
<to>customer_visitor</to>
</rename>
<ignore>
<document>log_visitor</document>
</ignore>
</document_rules>
<field_rules>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.first_visit_at</field>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.last_url_id</field>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.store_id</field>
</ignore>
</field_rules>
</source>
<destination>
<document_rules>
<ignore>
<document>log_visitor</document>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<document>customer_visitor</document>
</ignore>
</document_rules>
<field_rules>
<ignore>
<field>customer_visitor.customer_id</field>
</ignore>
</field_rules>
</destination>


After this I still get the error in Step Log Step:



Destination documents are not mapped: 0


What I have to do?










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  • If I deleted <source><document_rules><ignore>log_visitor in map-log.xml I get the error: "Source documents are not mapped: log_visitor" But no "Destination documents are not mapped: 0" anymore. Any idea?
    – Guest
    Apr 25 '16 at 7:52












  • is there a reason you are not using the same data-migration tool as the magento install?
    – circlesix
    Feb 26 '17 at 4:33
















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I used the Data Migration Tool 2.0.2 for Magento 2.0.4.



I started the command line:



php bin/magento migrate:data <source of config.xml>


and get the Error in Step Log Step:



Source documents are not mapped: log_visitor
Destination documents are not mapped: customer_visitor


So I added ignore tags for customer_visitor and log_visitor in map-log.xml:



<source>
<document_rules>
<rename>
<document>log_visitor</document>
<to>customer_visitor</to>
</rename>
<ignore>
<document>log_visitor</document>
</ignore>
</document_rules>
<field_rules>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.first_visit_at</field>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.last_url_id</field>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.store_id</field>
</ignore>
</field_rules>
</source>
<destination>
<document_rules>
<ignore>
<document>log_visitor</document>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<document>customer_visitor</document>
</ignore>
</document_rules>
<field_rules>
<ignore>
<field>customer_visitor.customer_id</field>
</ignore>
</field_rules>
</destination>


After this I still get the error in Step Log Step:



Destination documents are not mapped: 0


What I have to do?










share|improve this question














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  • If I deleted <source><document_rules><ignore>log_visitor in map-log.xml I get the error: "Source documents are not mapped: log_visitor" But no "Destination documents are not mapped: 0" anymore. Any idea?
    – Guest
    Apr 25 '16 at 7:52












  • is there a reason you are not using the same data-migration tool as the magento install?
    – circlesix
    Feb 26 '17 at 4:33














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I used the Data Migration Tool 2.0.2 for Magento 2.0.4.



I started the command line:



php bin/magento migrate:data <source of config.xml>


and get the Error in Step Log Step:



Source documents are not mapped: log_visitor
Destination documents are not mapped: customer_visitor


So I added ignore tags for customer_visitor and log_visitor in map-log.xml:



<source>
<document_rules>
<rename>
<document>log_visitor</document>
<to>customer_visitor</to>
</rename>
<ignore>
<document>log_visitor</document>
</ignore>
</document_rules>
<field_rules>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.first_visit_at</field>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.last_url_id</field>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.store_id</field>
</ignore>
</field_rules>
</source>
<destination>
<document_rules>
<ignore>
<document>log_visitor</document>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<document>customer_visitor</document>
</ignore>
</document_rules>
<field_rules>
<ignore>
<field>customer_visitor.customer_id</field>
</ignore>
</field_rules>
</destination>


After this I still get the error in Step Log Step:



Destination documents are not mapped: 0


What I have to do?










share|improve this question













I used the Data Migration Tool 2.0.2 for Magento 2.0.4.



I started the command line:



php bin/magento migrate:data <source of config.xml>


and get the Error in Step Log Step:



Source documents are not mapped: log_visitor
Destination documents are not mapped: customer_visitor


So I added ignore tags for customer_visitor and log_visitor in map-log.xml:



<source>
<document_rules>
<rename>
<document>log_visitor</document>
<to>customer_visitor</to>
</rename>
<ignore>
<document>log_visitor</document>
</ignore>
</document_rules>
<field_rules>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.first_visit_at</field>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.last_url_id</field>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<field>log_visitor.store_id</field>
</ignore>
</field_rules>
</source>
<destination>
<document_rules>
<ignore>
<document>log_visitor</document>
</ignore>
<ignore>
<document>customer_visitor</document>
</ignore>
</document_rules>
<field_rules>
<ignore>
<field>customer_visitor.customer_id</field>
</ignore>
</field_rules>
</destination>


After this I still get the error in Step Log Step:



Destination documents are not mapped: 0


What I have to do?







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  • If I deleted <source><document_rules><ignore>log_visitor in map-log.xml I get the error: "Source documents are not mapped: log_visitor" But no "Destination documents are not mapped: 0" anymore. Any idea?
    – Guest
    Apr 25 '16 at 7:52












  • is there a reason you are not using the same data-migration tool as the magento install?
    – circlesix
    Feb 26 '17 at 4:33


















  • If I deleted <source><document_rules><ignore>log_visitor in map-log.xml I get the error: "Source documents are not mapped: log_visitor" But no "Destination documents are not mapped: 0" anymore. Any idea?
    – Guest
    Apr 25 '16 at 7:52












  • is there a reason you are not using the same data-migration tool as the magento install?
    – circlesix
    Feb 26 '17 at 4:33
















If I deleted <source><document_rules><ignore>log_visitor in map-log.xml I get the error: "Source documents are not mapped: log_visitor" But no "Destination documents are not mapped: 0" anymore. Any idea?
– Guest
Apr 25 '16 at 7:52






If I deleted <source><document_rules><ignore>log_visitor in map-log.xml I get the error: "Source documents are not mapped: log_visitor" But no "Destination documents are not mapped: 0" anymore. Any idea?
– Guest
Apr 25 '16 at 7:52














is there a reason you are not using the same data-migration tool as the magento install?
– circlesix
Feb 26 '17 at 4:33




is there a reason you are not using the same data-migration tool as the magento install?
– circlesix
Feb 26 '17 at 4:33










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You absolutely have to use the same exact data migration tool version as your magento2 version, that's probably your problem because I've never had to modify the map-log file.






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    If anybody else runs into this issue, make sure the log_visitor, log_visitor_info, and log_visitor_online tables are in the source database. Since the log_visitor table grows to be Gigabytes in size, I've seen many database backups and migrations where those tables were left out.






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      You absolutely have to use the same exact data migration tool version as your magento2 version, that's probably your problem because I've never had to modify the map-log file.






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        You absolutely have to use the same exact data migration tool version as your magento2 version, that's probably your problem because I've never had to modify the map-log file.






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          You absolutely have to use the same exact data migration tool version as your magento2 version, that's probably your problem because I've never had to modify the map-log file.






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          You absolutely have to use the same exact data migration tool version as your magento2 version, that's probably your problem because I've never had to modify the map-log file.







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              If anybody else runs into this issue, make sure the log_visitor, log_visitor_info, and log_visitor_online tables are in the source database. Since the log_visitor table grows to be Gigabytes in size, I've seen many database backups and migrations where those tables were left out.






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                If anybody else runs into this issue, make sure the log_visitor, log_visitor_info, and log_visitor_online tables are in the source database. Since the log_visitor table grows to be Gigabytes in size, I've seen many database backups and migrations where those tables were left out.






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                  If anybody else runs into this issue, make sure the log_visitor, log_visitor_info, and log_visitor_online tables are in the source database. Since the log_visitor table grows to be Gigabytes in size, I've seen many database backups and migrations where those tables were left out.






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                  If anybody else runs into this issue, make sure the log_visitor, log_visitor_info, and log_visitor_online tables are in the source database. Since the log_visitor table grows to be Gigabytes in size, I've seen many database backups and migrations where those tables were left out.







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