State record system for data migration

A computer server for facilitating migration of data items in a data directory from a source system to a destination system over multiple invocations of a migration profile for migrating the data directory, the computer server comprising one or more hardware processors configured by machine-readable instructions to perform:

• in an initial pass of migrating the data items in the data directory from the source system to the destination system, generating, by a migration engine plugin, a state file, the state file comprising state records for the data items in the data directory, each of the state records specifying a next action to be performed for one of the data item corresponding to the state record during a next pass of the migration, the next pass being subsequent to the initial pass, wherein the state record includes a first state record for a first data item, the first state record specifying the next action to be performed for the first data item when migrating the first data item from the source system to the destination system during the next pass;
• storing the state file in memory of the computer server;
• updating the migration profile by specifying a migration action to be performed on one or more of the data items for the next pass such that the migration action is to be performed on the first data item when migrating the first data item from the source system to the destination system during the next pass, wherein the migration profile is separate and distinct from the state file;
• invoking, by a migration routine, the migration profile to update the state file, the updating of the state file comprises updating the next action in the first state record for the first data item in accordance with the migration action;
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• in the next pass of migrating the data items in the data directory from the source system to the destination system, executing, by the migration engine plugin, the updated next action in the first state record for the first data item.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing computer-executable code for facilitating migration of data items in a data directory from a source system to a destination system over multiple invocations of a migration profile for migrating the data directory, the non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising:

• code for, in an initial pass of migrating the data items in the data directory from the source system to the destination system, generating, by a migration engine plugin, a state file, the state file comprising state records for the data items in the data directory, each of the state records specifying a next action to be performed for one of the data item corresponding to the state record during a next pass of the migration, the next pass being subsequent to the initial pass, wherein the state record includes a first state record for a first data item that specifies the next action to be performed for the first data item, the first state record specifying the next action to be performed for the first data item when migrating the first data item from the source system to the destination system during the next pass;
• code for storing the state file in memory of a server computer system;
• code for updating the migration profile by specifying a migration action to be performed on one or more of the data items for the next pass such that the migration action is to be performed on the first data item when migrating the first data item from the source system to the destination system during the next pass, wherein the migration profile is separate and distinct from the state file;
• code for invoking, by a migration routine, the migration profile to update the state file, the updating of the state file comprises updating the next action in the first state record for the first data item in accordance with the migration action;
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• code for, in the next pass of migrating the data items in the data directory from the source system to the destination system, executing, by the migration engine plugin, the updated next action in the first state record for the first data item.