In this post we explore the technical aspects of Oracle to PostgreSQL migration using AWS SCT. We’ll look into conversion of Oracle “aliases”. We were using AWS SCT build #660 to convert one of our Oracle test databases. The challenge Oracle’s subtype declaration allows creating an “alias” for some datatype declaration, which can be re-used later as many times as needed. PostgreSQL domains entirely differ from Oracle’s subtypes. Thus, whenever you try to convert PL/SQL code containing variables that are […]

One of our clients, a large financial software company, wanted to migrate their billing solution from Oracle to SQL Server. They needed to initiate this project because the migration was required by one of their strategic partners. The customer decided to implement SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) for this migration. Additionally, they needed to do the data transfer from Oracle to SQL Server. Because of the complexity of the project, the client sought software developers that would build an automated […]

The migration of Oracle databases to Microsoft SQL Server brings many challenges. One of the most significant is associated with mapping Oracle schema to SQL Server. At the architecture level, the wrong approach will result in significant effort in the future. For example, you may even need to rewrite your app’s entire code from scratch. The problem Oracle database server includes an Oracle database and an Oracle instance. You may learn more about the architecture of the Oracle server here. […]

Mapping Oracle data types to SQL Server data types is often a problem during Oracle to Microsoft SQL Server database code conversions. A tried and trusted solution is to use an SQL Server database code conversion. Another reliable solution is to use SQL Server Migration Assistant. These solutions enable you to automate Oracle database conversions to SQL Server. However, there might be some issues you should consider while using SSMA. For example, by default, SSMA applies the maximum available size […]