I'm new to Teradata SQL Assistant and I need to use it for work.
I've been looking for some example database to do some practice on but is quite lost. Can somebody provide guideline and help to use a sample database available on the web?
You can download Teradata Express for VMware Player from Teradata Downloads which will allow you to run Teradata in a virtual machine on your desktop. Alternatively, you can also use a free trial of Teradata on AWS Marketplace.
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Hi I have source SQL DB and destination RDS PostgreSQL DB.
I want to migrate by using flyway. First is it possible ?
If possible then can anybody help me with solutions?
Flyway is a tool for running scripts, rollbacks, targeted piecemeal deployments, all sorts of other stuff. However, it doesn't generate scripts. You have to provide it with syntax appropriate to the database system you're deploying to. T-SQL isn't the same as PostgreSQL. Nothing in Flyway will allow you to translate the T-SQL. You will have to do that work on your own. Once completed though, Flyway will absolutely be able to deploy those changes to your new database.
I have a application written long time back using the MS Access as the configuration database. It was using OLEDB Provider (Jet Engine) for retrieving data from the configuration DB.
I intended to replace MS Access Db lightweight RDBMS which requires no additional installation requirements. Thinking of using SQLLite which seems to suite my needs. Wanted to check if anyone have invovled in migrating the data from MSAccess to SQL Lite. Is there an easy way to migrate the schema and data?
You can quite much transfer data and schema if you setup the ODBC driver for sqlite.
Once done then you can run append queries in Access to export to the sqlite database.
Of course with sqlite you don't get or have forms, reports or a coding language. So, you have to replace that part of Access with some other kind of development platform.
So, you need to get a ODBC driver for sqlite.
This one works well:
http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/
So, once you done the above, then you can link from access to sql lite. You can even edit data with Access forms, or even run access reports against data in sqlite.
I'm making an in-house application for a company and they want me to use Phonegap for the mobile application. After searching, I decided to go on and use SQLite plugin for the local storage but they have this requirement that when the device goes online all the data on the local storage will synced automatically to the remote MYSql db. I read about deferred functions in jQuery but I'm not quite familiar on how to use them.
Are there any alternatives to achieve this requirement?
I'm currently investigating to achieve a similar goal.
I need to develop an IONIC/Phonegap app that can potentially do CRUD operations with the followings DB engines: MySQL / Postgres / Microsoft SQL Server / Oracle (not simultaneously).
TypeORM seems to be the solution, but I still couldn't connect from Android device to remote MySQL DB.
If you work with TypeORM over NodeJS directly is very easy to have an example up and running and do some CRUD operations with the supported DB engines (just follow the examples and documentation in the previous link).
I'm asking at https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/issues/548 if anybody has achieved an Android-MySQL connection using TypeORM.
https://mariadb.com/blog/getting-microsoft-sql-server-data-mariadb-connect-storage-engine
In the above page, can anyone tell me what this sentence means?
"MariaDB works with many clients to migrate Microsoft SQL and Oracle to
MariaDB"
Does that mean: The company MariaDB works with lots of customers to migrate their SQL Server database or Oracle database to MariaDB?
The thing is I got it as the above meaning but my co-worker translated it to something like "MariaDB itself is compatible with lots of other computers(or components)...". The word "clients" was quite confusing in this sentence. If it is "customers", it must be clearer
Sorry for the strange question, i'm translating the article to Japanese.
Yes it works with lots of clients to migrate from Oracle or MS SQL Server. You can call MariaDB's support to know more about their clients.
MariaDB Database Migration Team
This is pretty common in databases even MySQL has Percona which helps in migrating etc.
Sure, MariaDB will sell you its consulting services for the conversion services. But the statement also means that the "Connect Storage Engine" feature of MariaDB (not MySQL) provides a tool to facilitate the conversion.
MySQL Workbench is another tool for conversion.
https://mariadb.com/blog/getting-microsoft-sql-server-data-mariadb-connect-storage-engine
In the above page, can anyone tell me what this sentence means?
"MariaDB works with many clients to migrate Microsoft SQL and Oracle to
MariaDB"
Does that mean: The company MariaDB works with lots of customers to migrate their SQL Server database or Oracle database to MariaDB?
The thing is I got it as the above meaning but my co-worker translated it to something like "MariaDB itself is compatible with lots of other computers(or components)...". The word "clients" was quite confusing in this sentence. If it is "customers", it must be clearer
Sorry for the strange question, i'm translating the article to Japanese.
Yes it works with lots of clients to migrate from Oracle or MS SQL Server. You can call MariaDB's support to know more about their clients.
MariaDB Database Migration Team
This is pretty common in databases even MySQL has Percona which helps in migrating etc.
Sure, MariaDB will sell you its consulting services for the conversion services. But the statement also means that the "Connect Storage Engine" feature of MariaDB (not MySQL) provides a tool to facilitate the conversion.
MySQL Workbench is another tool for conversion.