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SQL Server → PostgreSQL migration assessment

Paste your schema and stored procedures, get an honest effort report — what ports mechanically, what needs search-and-verify care, and what genuinely needs a person (cursors, dynamic SQL, linked servers, SQL Agent jobs). Nothing is stored, everything runs in-process, and every finding links to the tutorial that explains it.

Free API — assess scripts from your own tools

The same engine powers an open API (this page uses it too). No signup, no key — just a rate limit of 60 requests per minute per IP, and CORS is open so you can call it straight from a browser or a CI job.

curl

curl -X POST https://www.coder000.com/api/v1/migration-assessment \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"input": "CREATE TABLE dbo.Patients (PatientId INT IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY)"}'

Response shape: { "output": "…", "notes": [...], "warnings": [...] } — the uniform coder000 tool response. output is the multi-line assessment report, warnings are the needs-a-human items, notes are observations and pointers, and each finding carries a change, an explanation, and a link to the tutorial behind it.

Plan the move with the series

The report's order of attack maps straight onto our SQL Server → PostgreSQL series — each step links to the part that walks you through it.

Migrating for real? Rahul has been doing .NET + databases since 1999 and offers hands-on migration help — get in touch.

T-SQL → PostgreSQL translator Why switch? The series opener The T-SQL phrasebook Stored procedures in PL/pgSQL