Re: SQL Anywhere to Oracle 7.3

In article <365CDCF6.769672BD_at_addease.com.au>,   david_at_addease.com.au wrote:
> I would like to hear from anyone who has moved a SQL
> Anywhere database to Oracle 7.3. We make extensive use of
> stored procedures and triggers to support our application,
> so I'm particularly interested in any advice regarding
> those. Our current databse is case-insensitive, so if anyone
> has a generic method for 'faking' case insensitivity in
> Oracle 7.3 I'd be very interested.
>
> Thanks, David.
>
>

Hi David,

have a look at technet.oracle.com - search for 'OTN Migration Kits - Sybase'.

You'll find the following :

Database Conversion Kits

    Sybase 4.X to Oracle Database Conversion Kit     Sybase System 10 to Oracle Database Conversion Kit

Stored Procedures Conversion Kits

    "Sybase Stored Procedures to Oracle" conversion kit - AIX version
    "Sybase Stored Procedures to Oracle" conversion kit - DEC version
    "Sybase Stored Procedures to Oracle" conversion kit - HP version
    "Sybase Stored Procedures to Oracle" conversion kit - Solaris version
    "Sybase Stored Procedures to Oracle" conversion kit - Windows NT version

Documentation

    Sybase 4.X to Oracle - Database Conversion Guide     Sybase System 10 to Oracle - Database Conversion Guide     Sybase Stored Procedures to Oracle - conversion kit documentation     Migrating from Sybase 4.X/MS SQL Server 4.2 to Oracle7: Design Considerations - White Paper

    Converting Applications from Sybase DB-Library/C to Oracle Call Interface (OCI) - White Paper

    How to Migrate Temporary Tables to Oracle from Informix or Sybase - Technical Bulletin

    Simulating Scrolling Cursors When Migrating from Informix to Oracle - Technical Bulletin

    Sybase Conversion Kits - Data Sheet

I hope one of the above will 'make your day'

Regards

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