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Guides overview

Use the guides when you want to complete a product workflow from end to end. Each guide starts with the outcome you want, then links to the tasks, prerequisites, and reference pages behind that workflow.

If you are new to NineData, begin with the guide that matches your primary job: move data, manage database changes, use AI-assisted SQL workflows, protect data, compare results after migration, or handle day-to-day database administration.

Choose a guide

GoalStart here
Move, synchronize, migrate, or integrate data across databasesData Replication
Review SQL, manage schema changes, archive data, or collaborate on database developmentDatabase DevOps
Query data from a browser SQL workspace or visual query builder-style workflowSQL Console, Text2SQL
Use AI-assisted SQL generation, SQL optimization, or SQL review workflowsAI SQL Tools
Protect data with backup policies or restore from backup setsBackup and Restore
Compare schemas or data across databasesData Comparison

What to expect in each guide

GuideTypical workflowUseful when
Data ReplicationPrepare source and target data sources, create a replication task, run prechecks, start synchronization, and monitor the result.You need migration, real-time synchronization, CDC-style workflows, disaster recovery preparation, or downstream data integration.
Database DevOpsOpen a SQL Console, manage SQL execution, review changes, control permissions, and audit database operations.You need governed database development and operational change management.
AI SQL ToolsUse AI-assisted SQL generation, SQL review, SQL optimization, ChatDBA, and related knowledge workflows.You want assistance for writing, reviewing, explaining, or optimizing SQL and database operations.
Backup and RestoreCreate backup policies, view backup sets, and restore data when needed.You need recovery options for supported data sources and operational safeguards.
Data ComparisonCompare schemas or data between source and target systems and review differences.Validate migration, replication, or synchronization results.
  • Start with the product area that matches your goal.
  • Review the overview page for that product area.
  • Check prerequisites before creating a task.
  • Follow the task page and verify the result.
  • Use Reference pages when you need field-level configuration details.

Where configuration lives

Configuration, account administration, data source management, alerts, notifications, billing, deployment options, and system settings are grouped under Reference.

Developer-facing APIs are grouped under Develop.