Postgresql to mysql converter online

A simple solution for all to maintain data between two same or different databases servers. That is data conversion and synchronization is possible in the following directions: from PostgreSQL to MySQL, from MySQL to PostgreSQL, from MySQL to MySQL and from PostgreSQL to PostrgreSQL.

In order to get the data into another database, it’s enough to pass few steps and this program will import your data as accurately as possible.   

The program will connect to the PostgreSQL and to the MySQL servers to copy tables, fields, primary keys, indexes, data and schemas. Connection to remote servers is also supported.


Why move from PostgreSQL to MySQL?

The key benefits to use MySQL:

  • Hardware and Platform choices.
  • Large volume data management.
  • It is one of the most speed and reliable open source databases.
  • It is the widely-used database for online applications and large-scale websites.

Application has the ability to automate the process of copying as it supports command line mode.  In addition, you can use our Built-in Scheduler if you want to realize database synchronization periodically based on specific time intervals or events.

Product highlights

  • Saving data into a PostgreSQL Dump and PHP script for export to PostgreSQL database
  • Direct access to PostgreSQL server, not through ODBC like other similar converters
  • PostgreSQL schemes support
  • Ability to connect to PostgreSQL 9.x/7.4 located on Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, Window machines
  • Speed conversion with Bulk and Quantization features
  • Views conversion from MySQL to MS SQL and Oracle and back support
  • Saving data into a MySQL Dump and PHP script for export to MySQL database
  • Ability to connect to MySQL Server 4.x/5.x located on Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, Windows machines
  • Speed conversion with Bulk and Quantization features
  • Also see common features for all DBConvert tools

Requirements

  • Necessary privileges to write into database on the target PostgreSQL server (this requirement is optional as there is an option to overcome the restrictions using dump file or PHP Script)
  • Necessary privileges to write into database on the target MySQL server (this requirement is optional as there is an option to overcome the restrictions using dump file or PHP Script)

PostgreSQL MySQL

Converter from PostgreSQL to MySQL

  • 19 Apr, 2013
  • Version 4.2.8

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Synchronizer between PostgreSQL and MySQL

  • 25 Oct, 2013
  • Version 3.7.6

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Two-way database migration in one package. Pay once - get both! Find more information about the reverse migration

From MySQL to PostgreSQL

Postgresql to mysql converter online

New Features

  • Improved engine allows converting large databases in 100 times faster.
  • Customizable data filtering.
  • Multi-threading mode is added.
  • SSL technique for encrypted data conversion support.
  • Sync speed improvement. Large databases can be synced in 5-7 min for PostgreSQL and in 3-5 min for MySQL.

Screenshots

Postgresql to mysql converter online

  • 1 - Workaround for firewalls and access rights
  • 2 - Views conversion
  • 3 - Flexible customization for all db elements
  • 4 - Bulk and quantization for speed up of big volume of data processing
  • 5 - Conditional data migration
  • 6 - Full UNICODE architecture support
  • 7 - Optimal data mapping
  • 8 - Verification of potential migration issues
  • 9 - Command line mode & scheduling
  • 10 - Savable sessions

This page lists the syntax differences, but a simple working query converter i haven't found yet. Using an ORM package instead of raw SQL could prevent these issues.

I'm currently hacking up a converter for a legacy codebase:

function mysql2pgsql($mysql){
    return preg_replace("/limit (\d+), *(\d+)/i", "limit $1 offset $2", preg_replace("/as '([^']+)'/i", 'as "$1"', $mysql)); // Note: limit needs order
}

For CREATE statements, SQLines converts most of them online. I still had to edit the mysqldump afterwards, though:

"mediumtext" -> "text", "^LOCK.*" -> "", "^UNLOCK.*" -> "", "`" -> '"', "'" -> "''" in 'data', "0000-00-00" -> "2000-01-01", deduplicate constraint names, " CHARACTER SET utf8 " -> " ".
"int(10)" -> "int" was missed in the last table, so pass that part of the mysqldump through http://www.sqlines.com/online again.