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gvasquezvargas committed Jan 30, 2025
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## Supported JDBC drivers

To perform a migration, you must install JDBC drivers that support your source and target databases. Migration Toolkit supports the following JDBC driver versions.
To perform a migration, you must [choose and install JDBC drivers](../55/installing/installing_jdbc_driver/#choosing-a-driver) that support your source and target databases.

### Supported PostgreSQL and EDB JDBC drivers
These can be Postgres JDBC drivers, or third-party JDBC drivers.

### Supported Postgres JDBC drivers

For Postgres JDBC drivers, Migration Toolkit supports the following PostgreSQL and EDB Advanced Server drivers:

| | PostgreSQL JDBC driver | EDB JDBC driver |
|-------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
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| MTK 55.1.0 | JDBC 42.2.12 and later | JDBC 42.2.12.2 and later |
| MTK 55.0.0 | JDBC 42.2.12 and later | JDBC 42.2.12.2 and later |


### Supported Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL and SAP Adaptive Enterprise versions

If your source or target database is a third-party, non-postgres database, you will require a third-party JDBC driver.

To ensure compatibility of your Migration Toolkit version with the third-party JDBC driver version, use the latest available JDBC driver version that is compatible with the database you want to migrate from or to.

Check JDBC driver and database compatibility with the third-party provider.

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