Deploy translated objects directly to your target database from inside SQL Tran. Confirm they are syntactically valid against the real engine, before deployment day.
The usual approach
Translation can produce code that looks correct on screen but fails when you actually run it against the target database. Syntax differences, engine-specific validation rules, and dependency ordering all create opportunities for deployment failures.
The SQL Tran approach
SQL Tran eliminates that gap. Live target creation deploys translated objects directly to your staging or production database from inside the application, and immediately tells you whether the target engine accepts them.
How it works
Deploy the translated object and all its dependencies to your connected staging database. Validate against the real target engine before touching production.
When ready, deploy directly to your production target environment. Same process, same dependency resolution, same confidence.
Compare the currently translated version against what already exists in the target database. See exactly what would change before deploying.
When you create an object, every object it depends on is created first, in the correct order. If a dependency fails, you see exactly which object caused the issue and why.
If creation fails for an object, fix the translation or apply a manual override, re-translate, and re-create. All without leaving SQL Tran. Issues are resolved in minutes, not days.
Why creation matters
The only way to truly know whether generated SQL code is valid for a specific target database is to execute it there. Different database engines enforce different rules around naming, types, constraints, and syntax that are impossible to fully validate through analysis alone.
Live creation gives you certainty. If it deploys, it is syntactically correct. If it fails, you know immediately. Not days later during a manual deployment cycle.
Key benefits
Create, validate, and iterate. All from inside SQL Tran.