Change T-SQL Script

I know that OMWB can convert the store procedure to oracle but how can i convert a T-SQL script to oracle?
i know OMWB can eaily do it.
i can make the t-sql script to store procedure but i don't want this..
So is there any better way to change it?
Anil

Im afraid the OMWB does not have support for scripts yet.
As noted you can cut and paste statements into the body of a stored procedure that is already captured by the OMWB and parse them. Unfortunately there is no other way to access the OMWB parser.
Regards,
Dermot.

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Hello,
I try to rename a script in the script repository I've loaded using the upload command.
I enter the new script name in the text field and save with the new name as the pdf doc explain (page 18-8).
It does not create any new script in the repository.
Also when i make a change and save it does not save the modification and the last modification date remains the upload date.
Can you help me ?
Thx.
Jean-Paul

Scott,
Thx for your help. I use Application Express 3.1.0.00.32 and the document I refer is Application Express User’s Guide Release 3.1 E10499-01 chapter 18 page 18-8 "Copying a script".
What I do is the following :
1) upload a file name pks_test with encoding scheme 'Western European ISO-8869-1' (to preserve accentuation characters used in the french language)
2) Edit it then modify it in the editor then save it.
3) The re-open it : the modification made at previous step has disapeared !
4) Change the name from pks_test to test_pks and the name is not changed.
Also the 'Last Updated' info is updated as if there were no change since the
script creation time.
If i do the same steps with the Hosted version of APEX (thx to Oracle) all work
fine.
There is a difference between the 2 environment :
my local (in France) display text in english (Home/Application Builder/SQL workshop ...)
the hosted (somewhere in the world) display text in french (Page d'accueil/Application Builder/SQL workshop ...)
Thx for the help

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