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Oracle to PostgreSQL Code Converter Crack With Keygen

Database migration is no easy task even for an experienced database administrator. However, with the proper tools, this task can be easily performed by anyone. If you need to migrate from Oracle, you can try the Oracle to PostgreSQL Code Converter, a software tool that manages to convert procedures, functions and triggers with ease.

The Oracle to PostgreSQL Code Converter provides an easy-to-use application that helps you migrate not the database itself and its content, but only the built-in types. As mentioned above, it can convert procedures, functions and triggers, mapping them to PostgreSQL according to specific rules.

Thanks to the wizard-based approach, Oracle to PostgreSQL Code Converter is easy to use and makes database migration a matter of clicking a few buttons and configuring a few settings, mostly related to server connections. If it is not the first time you use the application, you can load a set of settings you previously saved to avoid going through the wizard once more.

The application can generate PostgreSQL equivalents out of functions, procedures and triggers belonging to an Oracle database.

There are a few steps in the wizard and, as expected, the first step is to configure the Oracle database connection. The server's name or IP address, the database name, the port number and the user credentials are the requested details.

Oracle to PostgreSQL Code Converter Keygen can save the output to a destination script file. Optionally, you can specify a location for the log file, that is, if you want to enable logging. A list of all the stored procedures and functions in your Oracle database is shown, allowing you to choose the ones to convert.

With an intuitive wizard-style interface, the Oracle to PostgreSQL Code Converter can help you migrate Oracle code to PostgreSQL with intelligent handling of identifiers and reserved words, as well as a specific set of rules meant to eliminate any incompatibility issues.

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