DBPLUS will perform at a meeting organized by the Warsaw PostgreSQL Users Group

On October 10, 2019 in Warsaw at 5 Kolejowa Street, DBPLUS together with Goldenore and EnterpriseDB will talk about PostgreSQL <-> Oracle replication. Companies will present their innovative solutions there. DBPLUS will be represented by Przemysław Biskup.

The presentation is free and will be conducted in Polish. It will allow you to look closely at the products and choose the best and most suitable for the needs of your company. You’re welcome!

DBPLUS will talk about the own copyright Data Replicator solution – a universal tool for replicating data from Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases to Oracle, Microsoft SQL and PostgreSQL databases, which gives real-time access to copies of production data with no impact on the performance of source systems. Participants will learn a lot about data migration in Real-Time mode, data distribution to distributed systems, data consolidation from many systems to one database and real-time operational reporting.

More information and registration at:

https://www.meetup.com/pl-PL/Warsaw-PostgreSQL-Users-Group/events/264171129/?fbclid=IwAR2lUO7YbVUtDY_2PbH5Npxu1xaoOCd5jgGnvlkUSLGNF8NrFtTtsIwsv30

DBPLUS is the one of the leading European software development companies for online data replication and analysis and optimization of database performance. Two main products of the company are Performance Monitor – application for monitor and analyze the performance of three leading database platform and Data Replicator – real-time data replication software. Each of the products cooperate with both enterprise-class solutions from Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server plus open source PostgreSQL.

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