DBConvert - Cross-Database Migration and Sync

Move schema and data between SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Access, desktop and cloud databases - once, or on a schedule when both sides must stay aligned over time.

30+

Engines, 400+ source-target directions

Views

SQL views rewritten for the target dialect, in the same tool

Reviewed

Type mapping shown before a single row lands

Database synchronization visual with bidirectional transfer between source and target systems

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What DBConvert does

Conversion and synchronization are two modes of one application, not two products.

Convert or sync, chosen at step 1

One-time conversion moves schema and data across engines. Sync keeps both sides aligned afterwards - scheduled, trigger-based, one-way or bidirectional. Same connections, same job.

Views translated between dialects

SQL views are parsed and rewritten for the target dialect in the same tool, instead of being left for you to port by hand.

Type mapping reviewed before it runs

Every source type is shown against the type it will become on the target, and can be changed, before a single row lands.

Parallel transfer of large tables

Multi-core jobs process large tables in parallel where the source and target platforms allow it, with bulk insert on the writing side.

Saved jobs, scheduler, command line

A configured job is saved and re-run - from the interface, on a schedule, or from the command line for unattended runs.

Direct output or a dump file

Write straight into the target database, or produce a local dump file when the target is not reachable from the machine doing the conversion.

Each pair tool can configure either database as source or destination when the product supports that direction. Use the finder above to locate a matching product page.

Which product should I buy?

The deciding question is how many directions you work across, and whether changes have to keep flowing after the move.

Migration or recurring sync on a single pair (e.g. SQL Server → PostgreSQL) DBConvert
Work spanning several database engines DBConvert Studio
Minimal-downtime cut-over on MySQL or PostgreSQL DBConvert Streams

The desktop products migrate tables, columns, indexes, views, and foreign keys. Stored procedures, functions, and triggers are not transferred and must be recreated manually.

Full comparison in the docs →