MySQL to Oracle Plug-In for Solaris

Hi there,
I'm happy to see the mySQL plugin finally available.
I want to import mySQL into Oracle 8i on Solaris.
When will a version of the mySQL plugin be available for the Solaris version of the Migration Workbench?
regards,
billc

If you kind find the link on OTN or in the CD pack, you might want to contact your Oracle Account Manager to see if you have a license or can get access to the CD on a trial basis.
Hi,
I need the link to download Oracle plug-in for Microsoft IIS server.
Any help much appreciated.
Many Thanks
Nazeer Ahmad Syed.

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