Oracle SQL Migration

Performing Oracle SQL Migration

Run the following commands to set the source database, input and output folder paths, log paths, application language, and conversion type:

Linux:

./runDSC.sh
--source-db Oracle 
[--input-folder <input-script-path>] 
[--output-folder <output-script-path>]
[--log-folder <log-path>]
[--application-lang Oracle] 
[--conversion-type <conversion-type>]

Windows:

runDSC.bat
--source-db Oracle 
[--input-folder <input-script-path>] 
[--output-folder <output-script-path>]
[--log-folder <log-path>]
[--application-lang Oracle] 
[--conversion-type <conversion-type>]

• When migrating common DDL statements (such as tables, views, indexes, sequences, and so on) that do not contain PL/SQL statements, use the Bulk mode (that is, set conversion-type to Bulk).

  Run the following commands, which include the folder paths in the example and the conversion-type set to Bulk:

  Linux:

  ./runDSC.sh --source-db Oracle --input-folder /opt/DSC/DSC/input/oracle/ --output-folder /opt/DSC/DSC/output/ --log-folder /opt/DSC/DSC/log/ --application-lang SQL --conversion-type bulk --target-db gaussdbA

  Windows:

  runDSC.bat --source-db Oracle --input-folder D:\test\conversion\input --output-folder D:\test\conversion\output --log-folder D:\test\conversion\log --application-lang SQL --conversion-type bulk --target-db gaussdbA

  During the execution of DSC, the migration summary, including the progress and completion status, is displayed on the console. Execution information and errors are written into log files.

  ********************** Schema Conversion Started ************************* 
   DSC process start time : Mon Jan 20 17:24:49 IST 2020 
   Statement count progress 100% completed [FILE(1/1)] 
    
   Schema Conversion Progress 100% completed 
   **************************************************************************  
   Total number of files in input folder : 1 
   **************************************************************************  
   Log file path :....../DSC/DSC/log/dsc.log 
   DSC process end time : Mon Jan 20 17:24:49 IST 2020 
   DSC total process time : 0 seconds 
   ********************* Schema Conversion Completed ************************

• When migrating objects such as functions, procedures, and packages that contain PL/SQL statements, use the BLogic mode. That is, set conversion-type to BLogic.
  Run the following command, which includes the folder paths in the example and the conversion-type set to BLogic:

  runDSC.bat --source-db Oracle --input-folder D:\test\migration\input --output-folder D:\test\migration\output --log-folder D:\test\migration\log --application-lang SQL --conversion-type blogic --target-db gaussdbA

  During the execution of DSC, the migration summary, including the progress and completion status, is displayed on the console. Execution information and errors are written into log files.

  ********************** Schema Conversion Started ************************* 
   DSC process start time : Mon Jan 20 17:24:49 IST 2020 
   Statement count progress 100% completed [FILE(1/1)] 
    
   Schema Conversion Progress 100% completed 
   **************************************************************************  
   Total number of files in input folder : 1 
   Total number of valid files in input folder : 1 
   **************************************************************************  
   Log file path :....../DSC/DSC/log/dsc.log 
   Error Log file :   
   DSC process end time : Mon Jan 20 17:24:49 IST 2020 
   DSC total process time : 0 seconds 
   ********************* Schema Conversion Completed ************************

  Common DDL scripts and PL/SQL scripts should be stored in different input folders for migration.

Oracle PACKAGE Migration Precautions

1. The package specifications (that is, the package header) and the package body should be stored in different files and in the same input path for migration.

2. You need to migrate common DDL statements in Bulk mode, including all table structure information referenced in the PACKAGE script, to form a dictionary in the config/create-types-UDT.properties file. Then, migrate the package specifications (that is, the package header) and the package body in Blogic mode. The details are as follows:

When some Oracle PACKAGE packages define package specifications, the tbName.colName%TYPE syntax is used to declare custom record types based on other table objects.

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For example:
    CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE p_emp
    AS
        --Define the RECORD type
        TYPE re_emp IS RECORD(
            rno emp.empno%TYPE,
            rname emp.empname%TYPE
        );

    END;

The column data type cannot be specified using the tbName.colName%TYPE syntax in a CREATE TYPE statement on GaussDB(DWS). Therefore, DSC needs to build a database context environment containing the EMP table information during migration. In this case, you need to use DSC to migrate all table creation scripts, that is, to migrate common DDL statements in Bulk mode. DSC automatically generates corresponding data dictionaries. After the context environment containing various table information is built, you can migrate the Oracle PACKAGE in Blogic mode. In this case, the re_emp record type is migrated based on the column type of the EMP table.

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Expected output
    CREATE TYPE p_emp.re_emp AS (
        rno NUMBER(4),
        rname VARCHAR2(10)
    );