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Azure Synapse Pathway transpiles SQL code from source systems such as IBM Netezza, Microsoft SQL Server, Snowflake, and Teradata Vantage to T-SQL compliant with Azure Synapse SQL. Synapse Pathway utilizes an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) model for mapping source data types into supported types.
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Azure Synapse Pathway transpiles SQL code from source systems such as IBM Netezza, Microsoft SQL Server, and Snowflake to T-SQL compliant with Azure Synapse SQL. Synapse Pathway utilizes an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) model for mapping source data types into supported types.
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The following set of links shows the source and target data type mappings for each of the supported source systems.
Azure Synapse Pathway transpiles SQL code from source systems such as IBM Netezza, Microsoft SQL Server, Snowflake, and Teradata Vantage to T-SQL compliant with Azure Synapse SQL. Synapse Pathway utilizes an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) model for mapping source data types into supported types.
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Azure Synapse Pathway transpiles SQL code from source systems such as IBM Netezza, Microsoft SQL Server, and Snowflake to T-SQL compliant with Azure Synapse SQL. Synapse Pathway utilizes an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) model for mapping source data types into supported types.
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The following set of links shows the source and target data type mappings for each of the supported source systems.
Azure Synapse Pathway transpiles SQL code from source systems such as IBM Netezza, Microsoft SQL Server, Snowflake, and Teradata Vantage to T-SQL compliant with Azure Synapse SQL. Synapse Pathway utilizes an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) model for mapping source data types into supported types.
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Azure Synapse Pathway transpiles SQL code from source systems such as IBM Netezza, Microsoft SQL Server, and Snowflake to T-SQL compliant with Azure Synapse SQL. Synapse Pathway utilizes an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) model for mapping source data types into supported types.
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The following set of links shows the source and target data type mappings for each of the supported source systems.
Azure Synapse Pathway transpiles SQL code from source systems such as IBM Netezza, Microsoft SQL Server, Snowflake, and Teradata Vantage to T-SQL compliant with Azure Synapse SQL. Synapse Pathway utilizes an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) model for mapping source data types into supported types.
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Azure Synapse Pathway transpiles SQL code from source systems such as IBM Netezza, Microsoft SQL Server, and Snowflake to T-SQL compliant with Azure Synapse SQL. Synapse Pathway utilizes an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) model for mapping source data types into supported types.
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The following set of links shows the source and target data type mappings for each of the supported source systems.
Can it also scan my environment and provide an assessment report of all the objects that need to be converted/translated?
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In this version of Synapse Pathway, you will have to provide the link to the DDL/DML scripts that needs to be translated. Synapse Pathway will not scan your current environment to identify the objects that need to be translated.
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In this version of Synapse Pathway, you'll have to provide the link to the DDL/DML scripts that needs to be translated. Synapse Pathway won't scan your current environment to identify the objects that need to be translated.
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What information does Azure Synapse Pathway capture about my current data warehouse instance?
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What is not included as part of the code conversion?
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The basic DDL, DML, stored procedures, and views are part of the code conversion. Migration of complex functions present in the source code are currently not supported.
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The basic DDL, DML, stored procedures, and views are part of the code conversion. Migration of complex functions in the source code is currently not supported.
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