MySQL & Oracle back-and-forth

Do you know that Oracle database could be migrated into MySQL database, and vice-versa? Use Oracle's Schema Migration functionality in the free Oracle SQLDeveloper to migrate from MySQL to Oracle, use MySQL Migration Toolkit to migrate from Oracle to MySQL.

Hint: it is easier to migrate from Oracle to MySQL, than from MySQL to Oracle.. but it is also easier than migrating from Oracle 10g to Oracle 9.2..

If anyone interest, I could post the details..

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