It's not open-source, but DbVisit was designed with Oracle standard
edition in mind. Open source is amazing for many situations, but it's
nice to have a throat to strangle (not your own) when things go wrong,
especially if it isn't invisible to upper management.
On 5/10/19 11:52, Sweetser, Joe wrote:
All this GoldenGate talk got me thinking. I have a need to replicate some--
tables from Oracle to MSSQL. Pretty vanilla. Source datatypes are varchar2,
numeric, and date. It's NOT mission critical, but it will be sorta visible. :)
Does anyone have any experience with things like https://www.symmetricds.org/ ;
or https://github.com/osalvador/ReplicaDB ;(or any other open source solution)?
If so, please email me backchannel, as this may be not be directly related to
Oracle.
Thanks,
-joe
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