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PostgresPURE, 100% open source, combines PostgreSQL with a powerful set of software tools to launch and manage your PostgreSQL database environments. Friday May 9, 2025 the PostgreSQL community published the new minor releases of PostgreSQL 13 through 17. For us this...
Introducing the new release of Cortex and future developments The first quarter of 2025 is already behind us…time is moving fast. We just released a new version (2025.1) of Cortex. Since the last release, we have seen many new use cases that, as usual, have given us a...
Are you looking to migrate from Oracle to more modern and versatile solutions? A guide for Oracle Forms and Oracle Database users looking to migrate from Oracle to more modern and versatile solutions. Facing prohibitive licensing costs and a dwindling developer...
As part of our ongoing journey to simplify and automate Oracle to PostgreSQL migrations as much as possible, Eviden and Splendid Data performed a new comparison / evaluation between Cortex (2024.3) and Ora2Pg (v24.3) to understand the differences between the two...
Key learnings from Oracle to PostgreSQL migrations Tune in to our Microsoft Fireside Chat to gain essential insights and proven strategies for a seamless Oracle to PostgreSQL migration journey. Experts from Microsoft, Transitional Data Services (TDS), and Splendid...
Introducing the new release of Cortex and future developments We have released a new version (2024.2) of Cortex. After the previous release, we have seen many new use cases come along which, as usual, have given us a lot of new inspiration to keep on improving the...
Introducing the New Release of Cortex and Future Developments So shortly before the end of 2023, we have released a new version (2023.3) of Cortex.After the previous release, we have seen many new use cases come along which, as usual, have given us a lot of new...
For me, migrating Oracle databases to PostgreSQL is a combination of science and art. Science is designed to be objective and guided by data and art is subjective and heavily influenced by feelings and opinions. Traditionally, art and science are treated as two separate disciplines, but when they are studied together, it becomes clear how one influences the other.