Data Morph

Data Morph

DataMorph – Point-and-Click Automation Tool for The VFP Database Conversion

Migrating legacy VFP applications is a lengthy, incremental and time-consuming process and converting the database is one of the critical steps in historical data migration. Macrosoft’s DataMorph tool offers a seamless, point-and-click solution for your FoxPro DB conversion needs. With a simple visual interface and guided stepwise process, DataMorph migrates Visual FoxPro database like VFP, DBC and Free tables to modern database platforms like MS-SQL, MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL database with ease and accuracy.

 Simplifying VFP to SQL Server Conversion

The process of migrating from FoxPro database to SQL Server can be daunting, but DataMorph simplifies it with a user-friendly visual interface. This tool provides a guided, step-by-step process that ensures a smooth migration of VFP databases, including DBC and Free tables. Whether you need to convert a FoxPro database or migrate data to a new platform, DataMorph delivers accurate results with minimal effort.

Maximize Efficiency with DataMorph

Writing custom database conversion programs and developing migration processes from scratch can be both time-consuming and costly. DataMorph saves you significant time and resources by automating these tasks. This VFP to SQL conversion tool offers an excellent return on investment, enhancing your migration efficiency and ensuring data integrity throughout the process. 

DataMorph Tool Workflow

Macrosoft’s DataMorph tool migrates the VFP database structure and imports data to an equivalent target database. The process starts by establishing field mapping between the Visual FoxPro data types and equivalent target data types. The user can view and correct potential data problems in real time while the tool validates data integrity. It has built-in capability to enable users to rectify the erroneous data and import clean data into the new database.  

Flexibility to Meet Your Migration Needs

DataMorph’s workflow is highly adaptable, catering to the specific migration requirements of your company. Authorized users can choose to export FoxPro DBF data to SQL Server or another target database or overwrite the contents of an existing database on the target server. This flexibility makes DataMorph an industry-leading tool for VFP database conversion.  

Automate Your VFP to SQL Database Conversion

DataMorph is the go-to tool for automating the VFP to SQL database conversion process. By simplifying the migration of your Visual FoxPro database, DataMorph ensures a hassle-free transition to modern database platforms, including SQL Server, MySQL, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL. 

Take the complexity out of your FoxPro DB conversion with DataMorph. This powerful tool supports one-click migration of VFP DBC/Free tables to MS-SQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL databases using an automated visual process. If you’re looking for a reliable SQL conversion tool for your database migration in SQL Server, DataMorph is the solution you need.

Download Macrosoft DataMorph Tool Today

Migrate your Visual FoxPro (VFP) database with confidence using Macrosoft’s DataMorph tool. Download it today and experience the ease of automated database conversion.

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