Our DBConvert and DBSync for SQLite and MySQL provide reliable and effective database conversions and synchronizations from SQLite to MySQL server and vice-versa. Using our software you can move not only the entire database or choose to configure migrations of each element separately.

DBConvert/ DBSync are high performance two-way database migration and synchronization applications to convert and sync your Microsoft SQL Server to SQLite and vice versa. Windows Azure SQL Databases may be set up as a source or destination of migration process.

DBSync/ DBConvert are ideal solutions for quick and accurate two-way database conversion and synchronization between Oracle and SQLite databases. Software is really easy to use and capable to transfer your data with no hussle from Oracle server to SQLite database and back.

DBConvert/ DBSync software assists with conversion and synchronization of your data from Oracle to PostgreSQL / Amazon RDS PostgreSQL / Heroku Postgres instances. In case you have no direct connection to PostgreSQL, you can use Dump files and PHP scripts as a target.

DBConvert and DBSync migration software provides smooth and quick data migration and replication from Oracle to MySQL even with no SQL knowledge. Our tests show it takes 3-4 minutes to convert 1 million records in Oracle to MySQL direction. Larger volumes of data are also can be processed using DBConvert migration tools. For example, you can transfer 10 Million records in 35 minutes.

Convert and synchronize databases from Oracle to Microsoft SQL Server/ Windows Azure SQL Databases efficiently and fast. Automatic views conversion from Oracle to MSSQL is easily performed with DBConvert software even with no any knowledge in differences between SQL dialects.

Use our powerful database migration tools to Convert and Synchronize data from Oracle to Access files effortlessly and reliably! Microsoft Access is really intended for small standalone databases. On the contrary, Oracle is an enterprise database solution for storing big volume of data. But there may still be situations when you need to move or synchronize data from Oracle to MS Access. For example, calculations are made in Oracle and you need to provide some data to your clients with MS Access. Then you might want to upload changed dataset to Oracle or sync Access data with Oracle server on the fly.