Supported Databases and Versions
Relational Migrator supports migration from source databases to MongoDB.
Definition
To create a Relational Migrator project, you can connect to a source database to migrate to MongoDB. This page provides details on supported versions for both source and MongoDB databases.
Warning
You might be able to use other versions or deployments, but they have not been tested with Relational Migrator.
Supported Source Databases
Relational Migrator supports the following source databases:
Database | Supported Versions | Deployments |
|---|---|---|
2012 and higher (Enterprise or Developer edition required for versions before 2016) | Self hosted, AWS RDS, Azure SQL Database | |
5.7 and higher | Self hosted, AWS RDS/Aurora, Azure Database | |
11g and higher | Self hosted, AWS RDS | |
10 and higher | Self hosted, AWS RDS/Aurora, Azure Database | |
10 and higher | Self hosted, AWS RDS/Aurora, Azure Database |
Databases Supported with a JDBC Driver
Important
This feature is in public preview.
Some databases are supported for snapshot data migration through a JDBC connection. You can run snapshot migration jobs against these databases, but not continuous CDC sync jobs.
Database | Supported Versions | Deployments |
|---|---|---|
CockroachDB | 24.3.0 and higher | Self hosted |
11.5 and higher | Self hosted, AWS RDS | |
SQL Anywhere | 16.0 and higher | Self hosted |
Sybase ASE | 15 and higher | Self hosted |
Sybase IQ | 16.0 and higher | Self hosted |
Yugabyte | 2.20 and higher | Self hosted |
MongoDB Support
Relational Migrator supports the following MongoDB versions and deployments:
Deployment Type | Supported Versions |
|---|---|
MongoDB Server (Self-Managed) | 5.0 and higher |
MongoDB Atlas | 5.0 and higher |