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Proven Oracle to SQL Server migration by senior engineers

Yes, migrating Oracle Database to Microsoft SQL Server is a well-understood project. We assess your schema, convert PL/SQL, and move data in fixed-scope phases.

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The lowest-cost way off Oracle Database: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.

Automated discovery
Your Oracle Database estate mapped — workloads, dependencies, licensing — before day one
Conversion tooling
Schema, config and workload translation to Microsoft SQL Server, automated where it's safe
Parity validation
Side-by-side testing proves Microsoft SQL Server matches production before cutover
Runbook cutover
Rehearsed, reversible, scheduled in your maintenance window
6-10 months
Typical project timeline
2-4 senior engineers
Consultants per project
40-70% while you pla
Savings on legacy support

How we support Oracle Database → Microsoft SQL Server after migration

  • Fixed scope migration with senior platform engineers.
  • Vendor support stays active while you plan the move.
  • Reduce licensing costs by standardizing on Microsoft SQL Server.
  • Third-party support covers most issues if renewal lapses.
  • 24/7 US-based support throughout and after migration.

PL/SQL Conversion Risk

Oracle PL/SQL Packages and Exceptions differ from T-SQL. Converting them incorrectly breaks business logic and delays your migration.

Sequence Generator Mismatch

Oracle sequence generators have no direct T-SQL equivalent. You need careful mapping to avoid data inconsistency.

Row-Level Locking Conflicts

Row-level locking differences between Oracle and SQL Server can cause deadlocks or concurrency issues if not handled early.

Oracle Database → Microsoft SQL Server migration — your questions answered

How do you migrate Oracle Database to Microsoft SQL Server?+

Senior platform engineers assess your Oracle Database schema, map dependencies, and migrate in fixed-scope phases. You keep VENDOR support as long as your contract is active, so there is no forced cutover.

What about converting Oracle PL/SQL to T-SQL? Are exceptions handled?+

Our engineers manually rewrite Oracle PL/SQL Packages to T-SQL and handle exception-handling logic. We test each conversion to preserve business rules.

How do you handle Oracle sequence generator differences?+

We replace Oracle sequence generators with SQL Server identity columns or SEQUENCE objects, matching your existing auto-numbering behavior exactly.

What about row-level locking differences between Oracle and SQL Server?+

We adjust isolation levels and locking hints to match your application's concurrency needs. Row-level locking differences are resolved during testing.

Start your proven Oracle to SQL Server migration

After migration, keep your SQL Server environment optimized with our DBA support, performance tuning, and Windows/Azure infrastructure optimization. You consolidate your Database tier, simplify management, and cut ongoing costs.

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