For an incremental load job, the job stops immediately after a checkpoint is taken. A checkpoint records the point in the change stream where incremental processing left off for recovery purposes.
For a combined initial and incremental load job, any
running
initial load subtasks stop immediately. For the incremental load portion of the job, a checkpoint is taken and then the job stops.
For an initial load job, any
running
subtasks stop immediately and then the job stops. Non-running subtasks remain in their current states.
From the Actions menu for the job, select
Abort
.
The job state switches to
Aborting
and then to
Aborted
.
For initial load jobs, the state of started and running subtasks switches to
Aborted
. For incremental load or combined initial and incremental load jobs, the state of subtasks switches to