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Database migration involves transferring data, schemas, and other database objects from one database system to another. How can you migrate data from SQL Server to Oracle with minimal disruption and maximum efficiency? In this article, we will explore the key reasons why companies might choose to migrate from SQL Server to Oracle and how to tackle migration challenges. Also, we’ll provide step-by-step guides on how to execute this migration using the following tools.

The relational database industry has changed a lot in 25 years. Find out how these changes have impacted the role of a DBA, and the industry as a whole, with Redgate Advocate Kellyn Gorman. Over the past 25 years, the relational database industry has experienced a dramatic transformation. With Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL as foundational technologies, these databases have evolved in response to the emergence of big data, NoSQL, cloud computing, and, most recently, AI.

Need a reliable bridge between SQLite and any ODBC-compliant software, such as Excel, Power BI, or programming languages like Python and.NET, to execute SQL queries, retrieve data, and interact with SQLite databases? Devart ODBC driver for SQLite is a software interface that enables applications to interlink with SQLite databases using the universal ODBC standard.

Running an SSIS package with multiple parameters from a batch file might sound like a niche skill, but it’s a game-changer for anyone looking to streamline their workflows and enhance efficiency. This approach offers a simple yet powerful way to automate and control complex data integration processes without manually adjusting configurations every time.

Jeff Foster, Director of Technology & Innovation at Redgate, explains how Redgate is approaching the AI revolution. As we celebrate Redgate’s 25th anniversary, it’s a great time to reflect on how far we’ve come and where we’re headed. Our longstanding mantra has been “ingeniously simple” software – tools that empower users to accomplish tasks they might not have thought possible.

Databases are the foundation of modern applications, right from e-commerce platforms to social media networks. As the need for real-time data increases, businesses require tools that ensure their databases function efficiently. These database monitoring tools play a crucial role in preventing downtime, improving the speed of data retrieval, and scaling operations as business demands grow.

When I look back at my career in technology, I’m amazed at the rate of change, but also by just how much has remained the same. My first introductions to database technology were FoxPro, SQL Server 2000 and Oracle, and the applications that ran on top of them.

Wilfried Roset is an engineering manager who leads an SRE team and he is a Grafana Champion. Wilfried focuses on prioritizing sustainability, resilience, and industrialization to guarantee customers satisfaction. Nowadays databases are commonly used to build information systems. Relational or NoSQL, self-managed or as-a-service, those databases often play a critical role in the overall health of your applications.

Data copying and migration are essential database tasks that arise frequently. Fortunately, many tools are available to assist database users in performing these tasks, with dbForge Studio for MySQL standing out as one of the most versatile and reliable solutions on the market. This article explores the data migration options offered by dbForge Studio for MySQL, highlighting how they allow users to achieve their goals quickly and efficiently.