Oracle PL/SQL, converted to Postgres, with the lock-in gone.
Stored procedures, schema and business logic captured as Living Specs, then converted to PostgreSQL under guardrails, without a line-by-line rewrite.
- No lock-inOff Oracle licensing, on merit-chosen infrastructure
- ZeroManual, line-by-line PL/SQL rewrite
- 100%Of procedures traced to source before conversion
- Pre-cutoverConverted logic checked against the original
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Four ways Oracle migrations stall.
PL/SQL lock-in
Business logic written in Oracle's dialect, with no clean path to another platform.
Living Specs
Licensing renewal pressure
Every renewal cycle raises the cost of staying, with no leverage to negotiate.
Migration Work Orders
Undocumented triggers
Triggers and procedures with no record of what depends on them.
Dependency map
Blind cutover risk
No way to check converted PostgreSQL logic against the Oracle original before go-live.
Guardrails
Oracle to Postgres, in four passes.
Map schema and PL/SQL
Tables, procedures, triggers and their real dependencies, captured as Living Specs.
Draft migration Work Orders
Each object bounded: current PL/SQL, target PL/pgSQL, acceptance criteria.
Guarded conversion
Deterministic conversion first, AI for the residual, an engineer approving every change.
Cutover with evidence
Every object converted, checked and approved, on record before cutover sign-off.
Same foundation.
The same platform converts SQL Server, Teradata, Hadoop and DB2 estates.
See the migration specs before you touch a single procedure.
We map the schema and PL/SQL in one Oracle database, scope the cutover, and hand back the specs.