> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://documentation.immuta.com/saas/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://documentation.immuta.com/saas/configuration/integrations/data-and-integrations/registering-a-connection/how-to-guides/crawl-a-connection.md).

# Run Object Sync

Manually run object sync on a connection, a database, schema, or a data source

**Requirement**: `GOVERNANCE` or `APPLICATION_ADMIN` global permission or Data Owner within the hierarchy

**Prerequisite**: A connection registered

## Run object sync on a connection

1. Click <i class="fa-database">:database:</i> **Data** and select the **Connections** tab in the navigation menu.
2. Click the **more actions** menu for the connection you want and select **Run Object Sync**.
3. Opt to click the checkbox to **Also scan all disabled data objects**.
4. Click **Run Object Sync**.

## Run object sync on a database

1. Click <i class="fa-database">:database:</i> **Data** and select the **Connections** tab in the navigation menu.
2. Select the connection.
3. Click the **more actions** menu in the **Action** column for the database you want to sync and select **Run Object Sync**.
4. Opt to click the checkbox to **Also scan all disabled data objects**.
5. Click **Run Object Sync**.

## Run object sync on a schema

1. Click <i class="fa-database">:database:</i> **Data** and select the **Connections** tab in the navigation menu.
2. Select the connection.
3. Select the database.
4. Click the **more actions** menu in the **Action** column for the schema you want to sync and select **Run Object Sync**.
5. Opt to click the checkbox to **Also scan all disabled data objects**.
6. Click **Run Object Sync**.

## Run object sync on a data source

You can run object sync from the data source health check or from the connection,

1. Click <i class="fa-database">:database:</i> **Data** and select the **Connections** tab in the navigation menu.
2. Select the connection.
3. Select the database.
4. Select the schema
5. Click the **more actions** menu in the **Action** column for the data object you want to sync and select **Run Object Sync**.
6. Opt to click the checkbox to **Also scan all disabled data objects**.
7. Click **Run Object Sync**


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