DBConvert

Pros: Fairly much options.
Fast and easy to use.
Actually it just does all it should.
Their support center works with fast response time.

Cons: haven't seen yet, may be more database directions.

Overall: So far it has never let me down.
Haven't seen translations on other languages, not sure if someone need it now.

Pros: Supports many databases On-Premise + Cloud based
Many options to transform your settings: rename, redefine, filter etc.
The conversion itself works quite fast.

Cons: No cons whatsoever, very easy to use and quite effective tool.

Overall: I was very pleased with this product that despite the fact that it is very simple, and at the same time it has so many different settings inside.

Pros: And the day comes when you have to go from the planning stage to actually putting all plans together for creating/migrating a project that involves a Database. For my case it was a SQLite Database that has been in use for 10 years now and the software/front end is being migrated from a desktop application to the Web and utilizing MSSQL DBMS.
I had not put much thought into the database migration, although now I know I should have as without the successful migration of the database and the data it holds the application will be not be of much use, and would be bad for business. After many days of researching and trying suggestions on how to attempt to move the data from SQLite to MSSQL this part of the project started to seem daunting and leading me to a very unsuccessful feeling.

I spent more time researching and stumbled upon mention of a tool called DBConvert.

I googled and found their website and read more on the DBConvert software and I was impressed.
I downloaded the trial version of the software to convert my SQLite Database with 25 tables and 10 years of historical/current data to SQL Server (MSSQL), installed trial and selected source Database and Destination Database, adjusted a few column values but did not have to as I was testing the software and wanted to see if it actually converted with the new column values. After everything was set I hit the commit button and let the software do its thing and in about 10 minutes the conversion was complete and I opened Microsoft’s Server Manager and there was my new converted Database!
I connected to the new Database and ran some lookup queries and everything works find and the Database was reporting the correct number of records I was expecting.

DBConvert has converter tools for many Database conversions for servers and Cloud and you can buy the one or multiples depending on the task at hand and what you need to accomplish the goal. This company also has DBConvert Studio that includes most of the converters (except Excel and JSON) and other tools such as sync and Copy and the best part of all is that the software is Professional/Enterprise at reasonable prices and that helps when trying to put the budget together for a job like this.

Cons: I have not run into any cons yet as everything from installation to use of software has met expectation and looks like the software is updated often.

Overall: I create Software that runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and also Web Apps that almost always consist of a backend Database and I know I have found my go to tool for converting/migrating, syncing and copying critical Databases not only for me but my customers as well.

Pros: Simple and intuitive interface.
Fast conversion process.
Many custom options to transform your tables, columns etc.
Many supported databases.

Cons: Actually didn't get any. Maybe I just haven't encountered any problems yet.

Overall: This is no doubt a thoughtful and pretty good product. Supports many connections for different databases. It works stable and does not cause any problems.