SQL Server 2000 Migration to Oracl 10g

Hi,
We are plannig to migrate the SQL Server 2000 to Oracle 10g. I have following queries.
1. Does the Oracle SQL Developer tool is the one that to be used? (Previously OWMB used to support SQL Server 2000, but it is no longer supporting.)
2. When I tried to migrate using Oracle SQL Developer tool, there were some errors for @@spid and the tool did go further?
3. In OMWB it used to provide the details like how many DB objects migrated successfully and how many failed, how to generate similar reports in Oracle SQL Developer?
Please let me know.
Thanks

Make sure you use
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