SQL SERVER 2000 to 8i Migration

I am trying to migrate tables, stored procedures, views etc from a SQL2K database to an ORACLE 8i database but it gets stuck trying to load the source model with an ORA-01401: inserted value etc error on one of the tables from the master database (syslogins). Is there a way I can stop it trying to use the master database or any idea what column might be doing it as I have checked the column mapping and it seems fine.
Thanks very much

No, at this time the Migration Workbench only support Migrations from SQLServer 6.5/7.0.
Regards,
Brian.

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it's very urgent now. Can you please give any solution for this.
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