DBSync for Oracle and MS SQL for Windows

Name: DBSync for Oracle and MS SQL
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Author: DMSoft Technologies

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Key Details of DBSync for Oracle and MS SQL

Synchronize Oracle and MS SQL database projects.
Last updated on May 22, 2013
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By DMSoft Technologies

Synchronize Oracle and MS SQL database projects.

DBSync for Oracle and MS SQL is a database synchronization tool which performs two-way conversion and synchronization from Oracle databases to MS SQL server and from MS SQL to Oracle. The tool is also applicable for MS SQL database replication to another MS SQL database and is quite adept at copying a Oracle database to another Oracle database. DBSync for Oracle and MS SQL provides the bulk of functional capabilities such as interactive (GUI) mode/command line mode, savable sessions, insert, update and drop synchronization types included, task planner scheduling, data filtering, preverification of possible conversion errors. You can convert and synchronize Oracle with MS SQL or MS SQL with Oracle simply by configuring several options and by making some sync customizations through a Wizard interface or in command line mode. Command line parameters added to a scheduling function enables you to automatically synchronize or convert data regularly without user input and supplementary settings. DBSync for Oracle and MS SQL provides you with the ability to manipulate synchronization preferences on Customization stage exactly according to your needs. Filtering data during conversion allows users to retrieve only specific data for converted tables according to defined filtering criteria. Filters give you more control on the data migration process. Possible synchronization errors can be detected before the conversion process gets started. The tool displays errors and potential problems with your table objects beforehand.