SQL Flow combines a parallel seed with durable CDC. Pin the handoff position, catch the target up, monitor lag, and continue applying changes without introducing a second product or control plane.
Cutover without a long freeze
SQL Flow records the source position that belongs to the initial load, streams subsequent committed transactions, and makes lag visible. When the target is ready, your team chooses the cutover window instead of rebuilding state from another snapshot.
Match access to the source
DirectLog moves decoding onto SQL Flow compute when logs are reachable. Native streams and SQL readers cover environments with different privilege and managed-service constraints.
The payoff
Start with parallel table load, then continue from the pinned change position.
Choose direct-log, native-stream, or SQL-based access by engine and hosting model.
Each destination advances from its own durable cursor.
Where the work happens
One continuous operating path
Use the initial load to establish target state, then keep applying committed changes through the same control plane. SQL Flow owns the continuous handoff; Omni Loader owns standalone bulk-migration work.
Take the next step
Tell us the source, hosting model, target, and access you can grant. We will map the initial load, capture mode, prerequisites, and cutover checkpoints.
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