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OracleToSqlite is a softwaretool that facilitates data transfer between two types of databases, Oracle and SQLite. The software allows you to export information or entire tables from Oracle to SQLite only and offers support for batch transfer.

You may configure the source, destination and transfer type using the wizard function or create a query.

OracleToSqlite is easy to use and friendly, thanks to its graphic interface which allows you to manually configure the transfer parameters. Thus, you may perform a data transfer without requiring advanced programming or database knowledge. You need only to configure the source of the migration, select the desired rows, choose the destination and specify the transfer mode.

The software requires that you connect to both databases, in order to have access to the schemas. Thus, you may transfer a single table or an entire database from Oracle to SQLite in a quick and easy manner. The software features separate functions for the two types of transfer.

Moreover, in case of single table migration, you may select which rows you wish to export, which you wish to ignore and even configure new rows.

You may select the database of destination from the list of available SQLite schemas, then mention the type of data transfer you wish to perform: append the existing information, replace or update it. You may also select the source of the transfer by defining it in a SQL query.

The software allows you to control the process, by three methods: manual configuration, wizard or query. Each method can be successfully applied to all types of transfer. Moreover, you can schedule the configured task for a later time/date. The software can automatically perform the scheduled tasks, even repeatedly, if you so specify.

OracleToSqlite is user-friendly and allows you to easily transfer data and structures from Oracle to SQLite. You may also control the process via command line, create batch (.BAT) files and save the current session, for future runs.