Transact-SQL (TSQL) Migration Guide

Migrating a TSQL database to InterSystems IRIS involves planning infrastructure, reviewing application code and schema, configuring IRIS, and executing code and data migration. This guide provides detailed steps for the entire process.

Yes, you can execute Sybase ASE TSQL stored procedures on InterSystems IRIS. The platform supports running TSQL code using various SQL interfaces and class definitions within the InterSystems IRIS environment.

Migrating Microsoft TSQL schemas to InterSystems IRIS involves assessing your existing data structures, reviewing application code, and configuring the target IRIS environment before executing the schema and data migration.

Yes, InterSystems IRIS supports both Sybase and Microsoft TSQL dialects. The platform allows you to write and execute TSQL code through SQL interfaces and class definitions for migrated applications.

Before TSQL migration, you should plan your infrastructure setup, review your application code and database schema, and assess your data. This guide walks you through the required preparatory steps.