If don't own proprietary database engine, what is best way to convert database to mysql? -


I worked for a very small company. I recently had to face the question that proprietary database engine proprietary database Whether or not the owner of the engine is a good way to change a proprietary database. If a large Oracle database file (or select your favorite proprietary database engine format), but does not have any license for Oracle database engine, then convert it into a MySQL database format to provide a good, fully reliable Can the method be read with the MySQL database engine? My question is very vague because the proprietary format is source, because there will be many sources and it seems that they will be "different and diverse". My suspicion is that there are not entirely reliable ways, especially if there are some proprietary formats for which it is possible for me, I still would be interested in knowing, though "different and varied" probably the real issue is. It is important to reduce cost, effort and correct conversion, so I think that this is probably not on the possible list.

Most commercial databases have a test or limited download version, The data and schema should be at least sufficient to export.

Although you do this, it is probably safe to read schema and create a structure in MySQL, then export each table as CSV and instead of relying on the conversion tool instead of re-importing it into MySQL Please.

ps If you have too many stored procedures or custom Oracle-specific SQLs, it is very much hurt!


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