When we start Full Convert, you will notice a welcome panel with links for common tasks. Let's start a new project.
Step 1 of 4
List on the left shows all the databases which can be filled with your source database data. Select the one you need and fill-in required parameters.
We will choose MySQL from the source database engines list. As our MySQL server is on the local machine and we have full privileges, we will simply choose a database from the dropdown menu.
Step 2 of 4
List on the left shows all the databases which can be filled with your source database data. Select the one you need and fill-in required parameters.
We will choose Oracle from the source database engines list. We can connect to our Oracle in two ways. If we have Oracle Client installed, simply typing the service name and specifying login info is all we need.
However, when you don't want to install 100MB+ of OCI installation, we have a nice surprise! We can connect to Oracle using a direct TCP/IP connection. No OCI required. In addition to database name and login info, we would just need to specify server name or IP - and done.
Step 3 of 4
All source tables are selected for conversion by default. In case you only need some tables, simply deselect the ones you don't need - or deselect all, then select just the tables you do need.
Click the Copy your database button to get started.
Step 4 of 4
Conversion is highly-optimized to run as fast as possible, yet provides top-notch reliability. Huge tables are converted in small chunks at a time, preserving memory and ensuring that your computer stays fast and responsive.
Use our built-in database browser to examine the copied data.
Of course, you can also examine the conversion in detail and see in-depth information for each table.
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