DBConvert Studio

It connects to SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, IBM DB2, Firebird and InterBase, to the managed versions of those engines on Amazon RDS and Aurora, Azure SQL, Google Cloud, Neon, Supabase and DigitalOcean, and to the desktop formats that outlive everything else: MS Access, FoxPro, dBase, SQLite and Excel.

Four job types cover what real projects need. Copy moves structure and data one way. Sync keeps a target aligned with its source. Bidirectional sync keeps two nodes aligned with each other. Distribution pushes one source to several targets at once. Every job is saved, scheduled and re-run unchanged, because a migration gets rehearsed many times before cutover.

What consumes a migration is not the copy. It is type mapping between engines that disagree about dates and numerics, renaming objects in flight, filtering rows, and knowing which rows failed and why. Support is answered by the engineers who write the engine, so a defect gets fixed rather than worked around.