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I tried to use https://www.name.com/welcome-to-name?cb=dyn_domino, but when I enter my DynDNS domain name, I get an error: «Sorry, but we do not have any record of this domain».
How can I get my domain back?
migrations are setup in 2 primary steps, schema capture and data capture - what you want is pretty simple - just skip the data capture
it has a wizard, you can walk it
it's documented in the help, i've written 2 white papers as well
Jammin wrote:Hi All,I' d like to use the existing migration features in SQL Developer to migrate a MSSQL Server db structure (tables, views, procedures, etc...) into a Oracledb but I'm not interested to migrate the data.I need to recreate an exact copy of empty db in Oracle with the same structurewith same table, views, procedures....I am newbie so exists a step-by-step tutorial to do this ? Thanks a lot to all....G.M.
Jammin wrote:
Hi All,
I' d like to use the existing migration features in SQL Developer to migrate
a MSSQL Server db structure (tables, views, procedures, etc...) into a Oracle
db but I'm not interested to migrate the data.
I need to recreate an exact copy of empty db in Oracle with the same structure
with same table, views, procedures....
I am newbie so exists a step-by-step tutorial to do this ?
Thanks a lot to all....
G.M.
"Database Agnostic Code" is a myth.
Oracle has a completely different transaction model than SQL Server.
Those procedures will need to be reviewed to ensure that they "do things the Oracle way".
Refactoring them into Packages almost guarantees a complete re-write of your application.
My $0.02
MK