AS400/DB2 to oracle 11g2 migration

Hi All,
I'm new to this migration and have huge database in as400. Following are the details of AS400
1. AS400/DB2V7R1
2. Total records goes more 6 crores
Question
1. Is any documentation available to migrate as400 to oracle 11 gr2?
2. Which tool will be the best to migrate automatically? sql developer or any other..?
Kindly guide to start and analyze this migration.
Thanks, Guru

Hi,
If you have access to My Oracle Support then have a look at this note -
How To Migrate Non-Oracle Databases For Which a SQL*Developer or Migration Workbench Option Is Not Available (Doc ID 393760.1)
Regards,
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