SqliteToOracle 2.9 Release 1 Build 210405 Serial Number Full Version

SqliteToOracle is a program that allows you to quickly and easily transfer data or tables from SQLite structures to Oracle. The application allows you to transfer individual tables or entire sets of data, as well as to define the source for the export through a SQL query. Moreover, it offers specialized wizards that can guide you through all the steps of the process.

The application requires that you connect to both database managers or at least to a local database, if possible, in order to facilitate the access to information. SqliteToOracle works as a link between the two applications and facilitates the direct data transfer between the two.

It allows you to avoid the time consuming process of saving the database to a local file, converting it, then importing the desired tables into another database. Instead, you can easily transfer a table, select the rows you wish to be ignored, then choose the destination for the data.

Each export process requires that you set the source, the destination and the type. Thus, you may select the source and destination tables from the list of available structures in the two programs/files. Moreover, you need to choose whether to append the data, replace or update it.

The software also offers support for batch transfer and data visualization. This aspect greatly facilitates the data transfer, since you can easily view and select the tables for the export, then configure their contents by checking or unchecking rows.

SqliteToOracle allows you to automate the transfer, by setting up schedules: you can select the desired hour, date and enable repetition, if you so wish. The data update can be automatically performed, once you have set all the parameters.

SqliteToOracle is suitable for users without extensive database knowledge and offers a series of wizard functions to guide them through the steps of the process. On the other hand, advanced users can define the process or just the source for the transfer, by creating a SQL query.