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Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA) for Oracle is a tool to automate migration from Oracle database(s) to SQL Server, Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Database Managed Instance.Important! Selecting a language below will dynamically change the complete page content to that language.Date Published:04/03/2025File Name:SSMAforOracle_10.0.0.msiSSMAforOracleExtensionPack_10.0.0.msiSSMAforOracle_9.5.0_x86.msiSSMAforOracleExtensionPack_9.5.0.msiSSMAforOracle_9.5.0.msiSSMAforOracle_10.0.0_x86.msiFile Size:32.7 MB7.1 MB12.7 MB4.1 MB12.7 MB32.7 MBSQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA) is a free supported tool from Microsoft that simplifies database migration process from Oracle to SQL Server, Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Database Managed Instance. SSMA automates all aspects of migration including migration assessment analysis, schema and SQL statement conversion, data migration as well as migration testing. This download includes a GUI client based application to manage migration process as well as SSMA extension pack to be installed on target SQL Server or Azure SQL Database Managed Instance. The SSMA extension pack includes functionalities to emulate Oracle features not natively supported in SQL Server and Azure SQL Database Managed Instance, tester database to support SSMA Testing features, and an application to facilitate direct server-to-server data migration. SSMA for Oracle is designed to support migration from Oracle 12.0 or later version to all edition of SQL Server 2016 onwards, Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Database Managed Instance.Supported Operating SystemsWindows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016Windows 10+, Windows Server 2016+Requirements for the SSMA for Oracle client:The Microsoft .NET 8.0 or a later version. You can obtain it from the

Microsoft Data Migration Blog 3 MIN READ First published on MSDN on Oct 13, 2017 Authored by [email protected] Microsoft provides a suite of tools and services designed to assist users with migrating various types of source databases to a variety of target environments. A description of these tools and services is provided in the following sections.Azure Database Migration Service (Azure DMS)Azure DMS is an Azure-based service that is now available in Public preview. Azure DMS currently:Supports migration of SQL Server on-premises databases to Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Database Managed Instance.Represents a fully managed database migration service for both operational databases and data warehouses.Provides a resilient and reliable migration pipeline that requires minimal user involvement during the overall migration process.Is recommended for large (in terms of number and size of databases) migrations – DMS can migrate databases at scale.During Public Preview, we are continuing to add functionality and source database types in anticipation of the General Availability release of the service.Data Migration Assistant (DMA)DMA is a tool that:Supports upgrade of SQL Server 2005 and later versions to SQL Server 2012, SQL Server 2014, SQL Server 2016, and SQL Server 2017 on Windows and Linux, and Azure SQL Database.Detects compatibility issues that can impact database functionality on a newer target version of SQL Server.Generates assessment reports that identify exactly what is required prior to performing a migration.Recommends performance and reliability improvements for the target environment.Allows for moving the schema, data, and uncontained objects from a source server to a target server.SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA)SSMA is a tool that:Supports compete migration from Oracle, MySQL, SAP ASE, DB2, and Access to SQL Server 2008, SQL Server 2008 R2, SQL Server 2012, SQL Server 2014, SQL Server 2016, SQL Server 2017, Azure SQL Database, and Azure SQL Data Warehouse (supported only by SSMA for Oracle).Allows users to convert a database schema to a Microsoft SQL Server schema, upload the schema, and then migrate data to the target SQL Server.SummaryIn summary, consider the following: Azure DMS supports migration of SQL Server on-premises databases to Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Database Managed Instance, or

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The DTU-based with 3 services tier (basic, Stander, premium) and supported also the vCore-based with 2 services tier (General Purpose, Business-critical)Azure SQL Database Elastic Pool Not Supported Hyperscale Services Tier Like Azure Single DatabaseAzure SQL Database Elastic Pool Supported General Purpose with Compute Hardware Type Provisioning and not support Compute Hardware Type Serverless like Azure Single DatabaseAzure SQL Database Elastic Pool Compute + StorageI will not talk more about the details of each option because it contains a lot of information’s but you can find below the most important articles that can describe and explain each pointResources limits for elastic pools using the DTU purchasing modelResource limits for elastic pools using the vCore purchasing modelAzure SQL Database serverless is now generally availableAzure SQL Database Elastic Pool ProvisionI created one GIF File by the Full Steps for How to Provision Azure SQL Single Database you can download it from 👇 the below link or you can view it online also by clicking on Download Button. I hope it is helpful and usefulKeep Following Published by Mustafa EL-Masry I am Microsoft database consultant working as a Database administrator for more than +10 Years I have very good knowledge about Database Migration, Consolidation, Performance Tuning, Automation Using T-SQL, and PowerShell and so many other tasks I do it in multiple customers here in KSA and as of now, I am working in Bank Albilad managing the core banking system that is hosted in SQL Server Database 8 TB. Also, I am Microsoft certified 2008 and 2016 in SQL Server (2x MCTS, 2x MCTIP, MCSA, MCSE) and I am Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) also I am azure Certified (AZ-900, AZ-103) also I was awarded by Microsoft Azure Heroes 3 times as (Azure Content hero, Azure Community hero and Azure Mentor) For more information check my page View all posts by Mustafa EL-Masry Post navigation

Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Connect Excel to a database in Azure SQL Database or Azure SQL Managed Instance, and create a report Article12/28/2023 In this article -->Applies to: Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Managed InstanceYou can connect Excel to a database and then import data and create tables and charts based on values in the database. In this tutorial you will set up the connection between Excel and a database table, save the file that stores data and the connection information for Excel, and then create a pivot chart from the database values.You'll need to create a database before you get started. If you don't have one, see Create a database in Azure SQL Database and Create server-level IP firewall to get a database with sample data up and running in a few minutes.In this article, you'll import sample data into Excel from that article, but you can follow similar steps with your own data.You'll also need a copy of Excel. This article uses Microsoft Excel 2016.Connect Excel and load dataTo connect Excel to a database in SQL Database, open Excel and then create a new workbook or open an existing Excel workbook.In the menu bar at the top of the page, select the Data tab, select Get Data, select From Azure, and then select From Azure SQL Database.In the SQL Server database dialog box, type the Server

Microsoft SQL Server compatibility SQL Server 2022 SQL Server 2019, 2017, 2016 SP1, 2016, 2014, 2012, LocalDB SQL Server 2008, 2008R2 (including Express edition) SQL Server 2005 (including Express edition) SQL Server 2000 (limited support) SQL Server installed on Linux SQL Server on Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) ApsaraDB RDS Azure SQL Database (SQL DB) Azure Synapse Analytics (formerly Azure SQL Data Warehouse (SQL DW)) Dedicated but not Serverless Azure SQL Managed Instance (SQL MI) Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) multi-factor authentication (MFA) Azure Private Link for Azure SQL Database Heroku CloudMicrosoft SQL Server Management Studio compatibility SSMS v20 SSMS v19 SSMS v18 SSMS v17 SSMS 2016 (including Express editions) Note Starting from version 7.0, the SQL Server Management Studio add-ins in the dbForge for SQL Server product line will no longer support integration with SSMS 2012/2014. However, previous versions of the SSMS add-ins will remain compatible with SSMS 2012/2014.Services Compatibility StrongDMSystem requirements Microsoft Windows 7/8/8.1/10/11 Windows Server 2008/2012/2016/2019/2022 .NET Framework 4.7.2 or higher installed. You can download .NET Framework here. Note .NET Framework is pre-installed in Microsoft Windows 7/8/8.1/10/11.Permissions required to use Schema ComparedbForge Schema Compare can compare and synchronize schemas of a SQL Server database. To perform this effectively, the user needs access to the schema and the data objects of a database, and may require additional privileges depending on the options of data synchronization.The VIEW DEFINITION permission is the minimum permission you need to have to compare databases.In SQL Server 2000 Task Permissions Gathering information about the database schema a user must be a member of the PUBLIC role Updating the database being compared a user must have INSERT and UPDATE rights granted in addition to SELECT permissions Synchronizing databases a user must have a db_owner role Working with encrypted objects a user must have a sysadmin role Comparing the databases that contain tables with different constraints a user must be granted the VIEW ANY DEFINITION and VIEW SERVER STATE permissions Note The easiest way to grant SELECT permissions on all objects is to add a user to the database’s db_datareader built-in role. The easiest way