Moving from Oracle to PostgreSQL
So far, you have seen how the most important advanced SQL features can be ported or used in PostgreSQL. Given this introduction, it is time to take a look at migrating Oracle database systems in particular.
These days, migrating from Oracle to PostgreSQL has become really popular due to Oracle's new license and business policy. Around the world, people are moving away from Oracle and adopting PostgreSQL. To help people make Oracle a thing of the past, I have included a special section here.
Using the oracle_fdw extension to move data
One of my preferred methods to move people from Oracle to PostgreSQL is Laurenz Albe's oracle_fdw
extension (https://github.c</span>om/laurenz/oracle_fdw). It is a foreign-data wrapper (FDW) that allows you to represent a table in Oracle as a table in PostgreSQL. The oracle_fdw
extension is one of the most sophisticated FDWs and is rock solid, well-documented, free, and open source.
Installing the oracle_fdw
extension requires...