Microsoft capped off a week of high-profile announcements related to SQL Server with an aggressive migration offer aimed at Oracle database customers. Here's the bottom line, from Microsoft's ...

This article provides an introduction to the most commonly used, nonstandard extensions in Oracle and how you can convert them for SQL Server compliance.

Oracle has announced the general availability of Oracle SQL Developer Release 1.2 that features new capabilities to ease the migration and consolidation of third-party databases onto Oracle Database ...

The last time I looked at that process, Microsoft had about 90 percent of the Oracle-to-SQL-Server migration automated, with good documentation for the manual steps.

The ESF Database Migration Toolkit provides an easy to follow wizard that allows you to migrate databases from one format to another in three steps.

Well, Oracle has answered back. "Oracle today announced a new migration tool that allows users to easily and quickly migrate data from Microsoft SQL Server to MySQL," reads a July 25 news release. And ...

Worried about defections among its database users, Oracle today unveiled free tools for migrating data and applications from competitors' systems back to Oracle applications.

The new migration service will ensure faster migration while providing a “zero risk” guarantee that allows enterprises to not pay for the entire cost of migration if expectations are not met ...

Specifically, Microsoft is formally launching its SQL Server 2017 database software, an Oracle database migration tool, and finally, the ambitious Azure Stack "hybrid" cloud system.