SQL Server table capture using Oracle SQL Developer

Hello,
I need to know how to set up the Oracle SQL Developer to captuer SQL Server table with correct field precision. For some reason, all NVARCHAR field precision sizes are the double of the original precision size after capturing the table.
Example:
SQL Server table 'A' with the following field:
name NVARCHAR( 50)
after table capture becomes:
name NVARCHAR2(100)
which is double of the original precision.
Any feed back or input is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Message was edited by:
qa2537

i'm sorry
--tsql correction
merge into md_columns m
using(
select md_col.precision as prec, md_col.column_name,md_col.rowid as row_id
FROM md_schemas md_s
join md_tables md_tab on md_tab.schema_id_fk = md_s.id
join md_catalogs md_cat on md_cat.id = md_s.catalog_id_fk
inner join md_connections con on md_cat.connection_id_fk=con.id
join md_columns md_col on md_col.table_id_fk = md_tab.id
where --md_s.created_on = (select max(created_on) from md_catalogs)
con.name like '%(corr%)'
and md_col.column_type in ('nchar','nvarchar')
) merge_clause on (m.rowid = merge_clause.row_id)
when matched then update set m.precision = merge_clause.prec/2
that works, as long as you don't forget to commit like i did....
hope it helps

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