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PL/SQL or stored procedures are specific to each database vendor. So, it is hard to pull off. The better way to replace PL/SQL altogether, but keep sql queries.
by raincom 8y ago
PL/SQL or stored procedures are specific to each database vendor. So, it is hard to pull off. The better way to replace PL/SQL altogether, but keep sql queries.
- marton78 8y agoSure, but still it would be more sane to set up another DB, say Postgres, write some migration code to always keep the two DBs in sync, then start migrating the SQLs one by one.