Migrating MySQL and Third-Party Databases to Autonomous Database
Migration is the process of copying the schema objects and data from a
source MySQL or a third-party (non-Oracle) database, such as Amazon Redshift, Microsoft
SQL Server, Sybase Adaptive Server, IBM DB2 (UDB), or Teradata, to Autonomous Database.
Using Oracle SQL Developer Migration Wizard you can perform migration in an efficient and largely automated way.
- Migrating Amazon Redshift to Autonomous Database
The SQL Developer Amazon Redshift Migration Assistant, available with SQL Developer 18.3 and later versions provides a framework for easy migration of Amazon Redshift environments on a per-schema basis. - Migrating MySQL to Autonomous Database
Migration is the process of copying the schema objects and data from a source MySQL to Autonomous Database. Using Oracle SQL Developer Migration Wizard you can perform migration in an efficient and largely automated way. - Migrating Microsoft SQL Server or Sybase Adaptive Server to Autonomous Database
Migration is the process of copying the schema objects and data from a source Microsoft SQL Server or Sybase Adaptive Server to Autonomous Database. Using Oracle SQL Developer Migration Wizard you can perform migration in an efficient and largely automated way. - Migrating IBM DB2 (UDB) Database to Autonomous Database
Migration is the process of copying the schema objects and data from a source IBM DB2 (UDB) database to Autonomous Database. Using Oracle SQL Developer Migration Wizard you can perform migration in an efficient and largely automated way. - Migrating Teradata Database to Autonomous Database
Migration is the process of copying the schema objects and data from a source Teradata database to Autonomous Database. Using Oracle SQL Developer Migration Wizard you can perform migration in an efficient and largely automated way.
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