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Alex Bochkov edited this page Jan 1, 2026
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Data Transfer
Overview
The Data Transfer feature provides a high-performance UI for moving data between SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and MySQL using native bulk-load APIs. It is designed for fast, adhoc transfers of large result sets without requiring SSIS packages or custom scripts.
Key capabilities:
High-throughput bulk copy optimized for large datasets.
Cross-database transfers between SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and MySQL.
Minimal configuration through a simple, tab-based workflow.
Quick Start
Select a transfer tab based on the source and target databases.
Configure source and target connections:
SQL Server connections are selected from Object Explorer.
PostgreSQL and MySQL connections can be entered manually or selected from Saved Connections.
Paste the source query. The query must return the data to be transferred.
Specify a target table name, or leave it blank to auto-generate one when using cross-database tabs.
Click Copy Data and monitor progress in the status label.
Notes and Requirements
For PostgreSQL and MySQL, use Edit Saved Connections to securely store and reuse connection profiles.
For MySQL imports, local_infile must be enabled on the server. Connections use AllowLoadLocalInfile=true.