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What Are the Differences Between Syntax Conversion and Migration & Verification in a Migration Project?
Updated on 2023-10-24 GMT+08:00
What Are the Differences Between Syntax Conversion and Migration & Verification in a Migration Project?
Syntax conversion is the conversion of SQL scripts of source database objects into SQL scripts of the target database objects. The SQL scripts are not executed in the target database.
Migration & Verification is the sending of converted SQL statements to the target database for execution.
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