Can a SQL Server dump be loaded into oracle?

Hi All,
I'm wondering, if we have a sql server DB dump, is there anyway to load the data into Oracle? (other than loading the dump into a sql server and then using OMWB? )
Thanks in advance,
Sudheer

Yes, you can migrate just the table structure if you want. After you have sucessfully created an Oracle Model using the capture wizard. You can invoke the "Generate Migration Scripts..." from the Action menu.
This will create a SQL script, which you can modify as necessary and then execute from SQL*Plus or SQL Developer.
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