Best way to import data to multiple tables in oracle d.b from sql server

HI All am newbie to Oracle,
What is the Best way to import data to multiple tables in Oracle Data base from sql server?
1)linked server?
2)ssis ?
If possible share me the query to done this task using Linked server?
Regards,
KoteRavindra.

check:
http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/2011/export-sql-server-data-to-oracle-using-ssis/
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