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Data Migration Service

Intelligent Converters team provides data migration/conversion services for FoxPro (.DBF), IBM DB2, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL, MySQL and Oracle databases. Also, each of the databases mentioned above can be exported into Microsoft Excel spreadsheet and comma separate values (.CSV) format.

When you may need to use Intelligent Converters data migration service:

  • you want to be 100% sure that all data is converted properly and the resulting database is stable
  • you are planning migrate database into new format for some purpose, but not sure what is the best migration strategy
  • you tried to use our converter but got an error due to generic incompatibility of source data with the destination format (see Examples)
  • you want to extract data from corrupted Oracle dump file

Contact us at for free consulting and price quote of the particular data migration sevice.

Our guaranties

Our extensive skills in data conversion field allow us to guarantee that you will get comprehensive service and high quality results at reasonable price. If you are not 100% satisfied with results of our data conversion service, we will return all of your money.

Confidentiality

Intelligent Converters team has provided products and services for thousands of customers around the world ranging from some of the world's largest companies and institutions to small business and individuals (see partial list of our customers on About Us page). So you can trust that your data will be in very safe hands. If you need more guaranties, we can sign Non-disclosure Agreement (NDA) before you give us any data for converting.

Pricing

Each data migration project is very particular, that's why we do not have fixed price quotes for this service. It depends on the project's complexity and volume of data to process. We need detailed description of the conversion task to quote the price for our service. Fill out the form below to get quote for particular migration service applying to your situation:

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Examples

Below are examples of situations when it is not possible to convert data automatically.

  1. Assume you are migrating MS SQL database to MySQL server and one of tables has 0,1,2,3 sequence under primary key. The problem is that MS SQL allows auto increment column to have 0-value while MySQL does not. When you attempt to insert 0 into auto_increment column, MySQL replaces it with first acceptable (non-duplicated) value. Following this way sequence 0,1,2,3 will be converted into 1,1,2,3 that generates error because duplicate values occur under the primary key. The solution can be to remove auto_inrement property and replace primary key by unique index.
  2. If you convert Oracle table having a lot of columns into MySQL format, you may experience the following error: "Row size too large". The reason is that maximum row size for MySQL table, not counting BLOBs, is 65535 (while Oracle has no limitation on row size at all). The solution is to change some columns in the destination MySQL table to TEXT or BLOB.
  3. When converting any table with more than 255 columns into MS Access format, you receive error "Too many fields defined" because maximum number of columns in MS Access table is 255. To resolve this problem our specialists can either merge certain columns together or split the "problem" table into 2 or more tables.

As you can see, there are a lot of bottlenecks and hidden catches in data migration process. So why wait? Contact us at to learn how we can help you to solve particular data conversion task.