Migrating from other databases to MariaDB
summary
Procedure for migrating proprietary databases to MariaDB presents a tested, versioned path: analyze query logs with SQLLines, dump or copy data, run mariadb-upgrade and switch connectors. MariaDB adds Oracle compatibility (SQL_MODE=ORACLE in 10.3) plus SEQUENCES and packages so DBS Bank’s core apps run SQL queries unchanged after migration; MySQL 5.7 is drop-in while MySQL 8.0 needs a dump due to storage-layout changes; SQL_MODE=MSSQL appears in 10.2.3 for basic SQL Server syntax.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to migration
- 3:48Migrating ANSI compliant databases
- 5:02Migrating from MySQL
- 7:05Migrating from Oracle
- 9:09Oracle compatibility features
- 11:40Oracle-specific functions
- 13:29Migrating from SQL Server
- 14:47Collaborative migration process
- 15:40Q&A and support
related talks
24mTips and Tricks for Migrating from Oracle to MariaDB
21mSwitching from MySQL/Percona to MariaDB
41mMariaDB The New MySQL
47mOn the past, present and future of Open Source databases
40mMySQL at Scale: Booking MariaDB to MySQL Migration
27mState of MariaDB
17mState of MariaDB
27mMariaDB’s Path to Google Cloud with SADA Systems
