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Step 4 of 6. Select Databases
On this wizard page the source MySQL, MariaDB or Percona database and
the destination PostgreSQL database or script file must be specified.
Existing PostgreSQL database can be processed according to one of
the following options:
- Overwrite the entire database
- Overwrite existing tables only
- Skip existing tables
- Merge
- Synchronize
Existing PostgreSQL script file will be overwritten. Also, there are
conversion settings to customize:
- Convert table definitions only - select this checkbox to
convert only table definitions of MySQL database. All the data will not
be migrated.
- Skip converting indexes - select this checkbox if you don't
want to convert indexes
- Make names case sensitive - select this checkbox to make
table and column names case sensitive. Such names must be enclosed
in quotes when composing query.
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