| Developers: | FORS Telecom |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | 2026/02/16 |
| Technology: | Information Security - Data Backup and Storage, DBMS |
2026: Making a Ora2PgSyncX
Force Telecom (FORS Group) specialists continue to develop an ecosystem of tools for import substitution projects and have developed a Ora2PgSyncX, a special utility that uses the functions of the Oracle XStream Out server to replicate data from Oracle DBMS to PostgreSQL DBMS . This results in a real-time replication process with minimal lag between the source and target databases . The developer announced this on February 16, 2026.
 | We have developed a tool that makes it much easier to solve three problems. It provides, firstly, the actual integration of two systems. Secondly, it allows you to get more accurate and faster results when testing the expected performance of PostgreSQL DBMS after completing the migration process from Oracle DBMS. And thirdly, to implement a softer partial and gradual transfer of application systems to a new platform, which significantly reduces project and financial risks. This is especially necessary for critical applications - for example, in banks, said Alexander Lyubushkin, technical director of Force Telecom.
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Ora2PgSyncX allows you to configure operating mode parameters in json configuration files, convert data and commands to PostgreSQL DBMS format, divide tables into parallel replication flows across slots, monitor and fix errors, support LargeObject in PostgreSQL for data exceeding 1 GB.
Force reminded that the functioning of the Ora2PgSyncX does not lead to any change in the data in the original Oracle database. The utility can be used in any Linux-like operating systems.
Received Certificate of State Registration of Ora2PgSyncX in the Federal Intellectual Property Service No. 2025691343 dated 13.11.2025.
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