Babelfish for PostgreSQL, a SQL Server-compatible end-point for PostgreSQL

 Babelfish for PostgreSQL, a SQL Server-compatible end-point for PostgreSQL

  • Babelfish enables PostgreSQL to understand database requests from applications written for Microsoft SQL Server without changing libraries, database schema or SQL statements. 
  • Babelfish for PostgreSQL, a SQL Server-compatible end-point for PostgreSQL to make PostgreSQL fluent in understanding communication from apps written for SQL Server (i.e., including understanding T-SQL and TDS communication protocol).
  • It provide faster migrations with minimal developer effort.

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