Proven OpenEdge to MySQL Migration — Fixed Scope, Senior Engineers
Yes, migrating Progress OpenEdge to MySQL is a well-understood project. Here is how it works: we assess your schema, ABL dependencies, and extent fields.
The lowest-cost way off Progress OpenEdge: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.
How we support Progress OpenEdge → MySQL after migration
- ✓Fixed-scope projects with senior platform engineers.
- ✓Vendor support stays active during your migration timeline.
- ✓Third-party support covers most issues if your renewal lapses.
- ✓40–70% savings vs. vendor support renewals on legacy platform.
- ✓24/7 US-based support for post-migration database optimization.
- ✓Move to MySQL: reduce costs, access broader developer talent.
Rising Vendor Costs
Extreme licensing and support renewal costs with Progress OpenEdge — your budget is squeezed every year.
Talent Shortage
Scarcity of developers familiar with Progress 4GL makes it hard to maintain and evolve your application.
Locked-In Architecture
Dependency on proprietary client-side session management and implicit data conversions locks you out of modern SQL tools.
Progress OpenEdge → MySQL migration — your questions answered
Will you force me to drop vendor support immediately?+
No. We run the migration while the legacy platform remains under your existing vendor contract. Your vendor support stays active as long as your contract does. If the renewal lapses before migration completes, our third-party independent support covers most operational issues on the legacy platform — but it is not vendor support and does not include vendor patches. You get time to finish the move without a cutover deadline.
What makes Progress OpenEdge to MySQL migration hard?+
Progress ABL business logic is the main hurdle. Our senior engineers convert or re-platform it. Complexities also arise from OpenEdge extent fields and implicit data conversions. We address each in the assessment and scope accordingly.
What is the typical timeline and budget for a Progress to MySQL migration?+
Typical projects run 6–10 months with 2–4 senior engineers. Budgets generally range from $100,000 to $800,000. We provide a fixed-scope quote after a free assessment.
Do you provide ongoing support after migration?+
Yes. Once live, you can choose our MySQL Database Administration and Optimization Services for 24/7 US-based monitoring, tuning, and management — backed by the same senior engineers who migrated your data.
Keep Your MySQL Database Optimized Post-Migration
After migration, keep your MySQL environment healthy with our Database Administration and Optimization Services. Continuous monitoring, performance tuning, and security patching from the same senior engineers who moved you off Progress OpenEdge. No handoffs — just consistent, reliable database care.