Comparison of migration methods
The four of migration methods, the method#1 is very fast and the method#6 is very slow. But, it has no best way to migration because it is impossible to use on particular operating environment.
Sorts of the source, the destination data source type
- Source data : JDBC, XML (mysqldump, using xml export option)
- Destination data : JDBC, Offline LoadDB, Export LoadDB file
Method#1: XML - Export LoadDB
- Features
- It is suitable for a XML file about 10~20G bytes, because of analysys problem.
- Fastest. But, it is inconvenient way. Because, users have to use loaddb utility after exported,
- Begining the migration wizard
- Step 1: Select data source - select the MySQL XML dump file
- Step 2: Select target database - select the Database Unload
- The following step is same as a default process
Method#2: XML - Offline LoadDB (running on CUBRID above 2008 R 4.1 patch 2 version)
- Begining the migration wizard
- Step 1: Select data source - select the MySQL XML dump file
- Step 2: Select target database - select a Offline Migration
- The following step is same as a default process
Method#3: XML - JDBC
- Begining the migration wizard
- Step 1: Select data source - select a MySQL XML dump file
- Step 2: Select target database - select the Online
- The following step is same as a default process
Method#4: JDBC - Export LoadDB
- Begining the migration wizard
- Step 1: Select data source - select a MySQL XML dump file
- Step 2: Select target database - select the Database Unload
- The following step is same as a default process
Method#5: JDBC - Offline LoadDB
- Begining the migration wizard
- Step 1: Select data source - Online
- Step 2: Select target database - select the Offline Migration
- The following step is same as a default process
Method#6: JDBC - JDBC
- Begining the migration wizard
- Step 1: Select data source - Online
- Step 2: Select target database - select the Online Migration
- The following step is same as a default process