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Migrate Oracle to SQL Server 2000

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JtheRipper

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Oct 4, 2002
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Hi there,

I want to know if anyone knows of a tool/application that can migrate an oracle database (8i/9i) to SQL Server 2000? I know that the Oracle Migration Workbench migrates SQL Server to Oracle, but I want the opposite.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
J.

P.S. I will also post this in the Oracle forum.
 
You can use the DTS wizard to connect to an oracle DB and pull accross tables/views/stored procs etc.
 
Hi,

Thanks for the feedback. What do I use in DTS to pull the stored procs, etc across? Do I need to create the tables, etc first in the SQL Server database and just use a normal data pump or is there a way that the tables, etc can be created on SQL server automatically?

Thanks
J.
 
You can either create a new database before you run the wizard or you can create a new database as part of the wizard. Just give it a try, you won't break anything, it's pretty easy to use really!
 
You can script the stored procedures and then run them in Query analyzer, but be aware that many if not most will need to be rewritten as T-SQL and PL/SQL do not have the same syntax.

Questions about posting. See faq183-874
 
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