I am migrating data from MySQL to Postgres using pgloader.
My script works fine on my local machine. But as I am running pgloader to prod database it's giving me following error
The value of SEQUENCE is "?;JAExN[^F#yZ:O_o3Mj...", which is not of type IRONCLAD::SIMPLE-OCTET-VECTOR.
I have tried the following way .
https://github.com/dimitri/pgloader/issues/782.
database is hosted on azure
I am not sure what went wrong.
Any help is appreciated
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I currently have a MySQL AWS RDS instance, that I'd like to migrate over to PostgreSQL so that I can get off AWS and use Heroku instead.
I've tried PGLOADER,and when I enter in what I think is my MySQL database URI (mysql://username:password#hostname:port/database) and the provided PostgreSQL URI from Heroku, I get an error saying that there's no such file or directory "mysql://username:password".
I have also tried Pentaho, and I can get PostgreSQL to connect, but when I try to connect to my MySQL RDS instance, Pentaho times out, and I'm not where the my.ini file mentioned in this article is located at in order to fix it.
Any other options for migrating from MySQL to Heroku Postgres would be very appreciated.
I am still new to db's and i'm trying to migrate sql server db to mysql server.
Will workbench remove my source objects after migrating or will it just create a copy of it ?
Thank you for your help and time in advance.
I'm attempting to migrate my rails application from postgresql to mySQL so as to view the data in one place within xampp in PHPmyadmin. The reason is the fact that I need to access the data that is located within the MySQL database from my rails app which is in postgresql.
As of now most questions I found aim to create a new application within mySQL with rails but I need to migrate all of the data my current rails application compatible and use MySQL.
Is there a proper process and simple procedure that allows for this migration from postgresql to mySQL?
Note: MySQL is within xampp
this post
got the answer to your question.
It's very easy, just paste your postgres dump in this website and you'll get the same dump converted in mysql, ready for you to be imported.
Then you will just need to properly configure your database.yml and you're set.
Hi I'm trying to migrate a database that was created with cakePHP on a local MYSQL database. I know that in rails the solution is to install the postgres gem that will handle the migration, but I'm wondering more specifically about cakePHP.
I've generated a sqldump of the mysql database using the solution here:
http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/console-and-shells/schema-management-and-migrations.html
I've also installed postgres locally onto my machine and am able to connect to my remote empty HEROKU database from the command line by using heroku pg:psql
However, if I run the SQL dump file directly in the console I get an error called SSL SYSCALL error: Software caused connection abort. This apparently is because as a DEV / Free database account you are restricted from entering SQL commands directly.
So, that would suggest that I would have to go and use something like
heroku db:push localdatabase herokudatabase
But that produces the error Sequel::AdapterNotFound -> LoadError: 193: not a valid Win32 application
Any ideas how I might manage this migration, bearing in mind that as it's a CakePHP application I do not have the option of just installing a PostGres gem?
Thanks for any direction, or thoughts.
You almost certainly want to install Postgres locally on your machine, and get your database and code working correctly there. Once it's set up, it's easy to do a dump of your Postgres database and upload to Heroku.
I need to migrate a mysql db including data from ms azure to my regular hosting provider. I already have an empty db waiting there.
The db contains a wordpress+woocommerce and various plugin tables.
Plz help..
Everywhere i find migrating from Mysql to sql but not Sql to Mysql
You should try MySQL Workbench which can easily do a migration from SQL Server (and Azure DB) to MySQL. The migration can be on the fly or it can result in some .sql scripts that you have to load in you MySQL database using your regular client (phpMyAdmin, EMMA or of course, MySQL Workbench).
You can find additional information about the migration capabilities of MySQL Workbench here.