Informix 7.X To Oracle 9i

Hi All,
I'm in the process of migrating the data from Informix 7.X databse to Oracle 9i. I need to migrate data from selected columns and selected tables only from the informix schema.The data migration deals with Huge volumes[ Around 50GB ] of data.
I need some help regarding
1. I'm thinking to use Informix Unload Option for data unloading and SQL * loader for loading the data into the database. Is there any other better way.
2. how to deal with the memory issues during migration process.
3. What are best ways to reconcile such huge data.
Regards
Gaurav

Hi,
Thanks a ton for the prompt response.
I'm elploring the usage of Migration Workbench for the migration.But yet don't know the correct way to use it.
I need some inputs and material to refer from this end.
Apart from that Regarding memory :
As I'm dealing with 50GB of data
1) I want to foresee any problems which i might encounter during the migration process.
2) Any oracle specific parameters I need to setup to rule out any memory related migration failures.
3) How can i do the migration in the quickest way?
Kindly do the needful.
Regards
Gaurav Jain

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