Coming from MySQL Moving to Oracle: Pitfalls
All my life. I have been working with MySQL for a long time and for a client we now need to work with an Oracle database for performance testing and tuning.
Any obvious mistakes when moving from MySQL to Oracle I should watch out for?
What I have discovered so far:
- There is only one database
- What MySQL calls in the database is the schema in Oracle
- User and schema are almost the same (differences are still unclear here)
- There is no automatic increase. Instead, you need to create your own sequence
- Inserting multiple records at the same time across multiple letter tuples is not possible.
- The number formats are localized, which can cause headaches when importing from CSV files.
More tips would be greatly appreciated. Any good resources / documented past experiences with the transition would be appreciated as well. Please note that we are not actually transferring the database from one to another, this is more about settings that I would need to do personally in my way of thinking, etc.
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See these resources
Porting MySQL to Oracle Part I
Migrating MySQL to Oracle Part 2
Great tool
Oracle Migration Workbench Tool
Bye.
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