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You won't create an Oracle database from a mysql dump file, Oracle DB's are very complex to setup compared to MySQL. You might be able to take mysql dump file and build a schema from it, the SQL code is essentially the same at a basic level. A warning, if you think you can simply take mysql application code and insert it into Oracle and run with it with no consideration for the design of either type of database, you will potentially crate a ticking DB time-bomb!
I don't know what experience you have of Oracle so apologies in advance if this seems obvious, but if you are new to Oracle I would suggest you familiarise yourself with basic schema concepts and how to get external data in and out of Oracle, all covered in the Oracle Concepts manual (available for free from otn.oracle.com).
Rgds
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From: oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org [mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] On Behalf Of Simone Saravalli
Sent: 17 Mar 2006 7:41
To: oracle-l_at_freelists.org
Subject: mysql to oracle
Hi,
I have a mysql db and I made a dump with mysqldump in a text file (ex. mysql_dump.sql). I know that there's the way to use an existing text file to create a db with oracle using this sintax:
sql> @file_name.sql
The problem is that the sql file was created by mysqldump and its syntax is very different if compared with a sql file create, for example, with the expdp and impdp utilities provided by oracle. So, i'm looking for a tool capable to make a conversion of the sql file created with mysqldump in order to have a file that I can use to recreate the db under oracle. If possible I need an open source tool 'cause my db server runs linux (FC4).
Regards, Simone Saravalli
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Received on Fri Mar 17 2006 - 02:38:52 CST
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