Rdb to Oracle or PostgreSQL
Sector7’s Rdb to Oracle or PostgreSQL Toolset Bundle is purpose-built to accelerate and simplify complex OpenVMS database migrations. Designed for mission-critical environments, our solution seamlessly translates Rdb SQLMOD and embedded SQL applications into industry-standard Oracle Pro*C or PostgreSQL ECPG formats. Leveraging decades of OpenVMS expertise, we ensure high fidelity, performance retention, and minimal disruption during the migration process.
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Modernize OpenVMS Rdb Applications with Confidence
Sector7’s Rdb to Oracle or PostgreSQL Toolset is purpose-built to simplify complex OpenVMS database migrations. It automates the conversion of Rdb SQLMOD and embedded SQL applications into fully supported Oracle Pro*C or PostgreSQL ECPG code—preserving performance, structure, and logic.
Whether you’re migrating to Oracle or PostgreSQL on modern Linux platforms, our toolset ensures smooth transformation with minimal disruption. No full rewrites. No data loss. Just efficient, future-ready database applications.
Why Choose Sector7’s Rdb Migration Toolset?
- No-Rewrite Conversion: SQLMOD modules are automatically translated into industry-standard Pro*C or ECPG procedures.
- Preserve Application Logic: Original code structure remains intact, ensuring easy maintenance.
- Future-Proofed Compatibility: Eliminates reliance on unsupported legacy SQL interfaces.
- Streamlined Build Process: Output is ready for direct compilation and linking in modern environments
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What the Toolset Generates
Once compiled and linked, the resulting executable will run seamlessly with Oracle, eliminating dependency on Pro*Fortran while maintaining compatibility with existing applications.
Before and After - Code Example
Fortran
! Original Rdb SQLMOD in Fortran
EXEC SQL CONNECT :user IDENTIFIED BY :password USING :dbname;
Fortran
! After conversion with Sector7 Toolset
CALL connect_to_database(user, password, dbname)
C
/* Generated Pro*C procedure */
void connect_to_database(char *user, char *password, char *dbname) {
EXEC SQL CONNECT :user IDENTIFIED BY :password USING :dbname;
}
This illustrates how embedded SQL is extracted and converted into standalone, reusable procedures, making the application fully compatible with modern Oracle or PostgreSQL environments.