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Conversion Gotchas: Implicit Conversion in Oracle to PostgreSQL Migration

Introduction – Implicit Conversion Oracle to PostgreSQL migration is a playground that uncovers and touches upon many database concepts, which are always intriguing and fun to explore. Implicit Conversion, i.e., imposing automatic conversion on data types to make them comparable … Continue reading

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PL\pgSQL Conversion Gotchas : Functions with Out parameter and return type.

If you’re fascinated by the internals of PL/pgSQL processing and want to handle it efficiently, especially if you’re migrating procedural logic from another database, be sure to check out the previous posts in the series on PL/pgSQL Conversion Gotchas – … Continue reading

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PL/pgSQL Conversion Gotchas: Cursors and Last Fetch.

Databases Cursors are one of the key components of development. We have been using them for traversing query results for processing based on business logic or functionality. In Code Conversion, Cursor code always needs to be ported either from PL\SQL … Continue reading

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