Convert PLSQL to T-SQL

Hi!
Does anyone know a good conversion tool to convert PLSQL to T-SQL?
I am working with Oracle 11gR1 and MS SQL Server 2005. I would like to convert the existing
procedures, functions, packages etc. to T-SQL.
Thanks in advance for your help!

I have been tasked with taking over a new website which had a database written in
MySql (I think anyway). .... My question is how do I import this into a Sql Server database?
Hello John,
If you can get access to the MySQL database, then you can use the free Microsoft tool SQL Server Migration Assistant for MySQL (MySQLToSQL) to migrate the database to MS
SQL Server.
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plsql newbie(learning sql): please excuse for asking a basic plsql question
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"CORE 10.2.0.1.0 Production"
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
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Edited by: 946207 on Nov 20, 2012 2:05 PM

946207 wrote:
there will be a way with which i can see all the data(select * from test_sh) as the output of the plsql procedurePL/SQL is
a) nothing at all like T-SQL
b) two different languages, PL (Programming Logic) and SQL
SQL is used to access data in the Oracle database. So select * from test_sh is the correct statement to access the data.
The client can make execute this SQL statement itself. And view the data. However, this requires the client to understand the SQL language, and the database model. Which is typically not that you want. You want to abstract that from the client.
Why would you want the client to deal with the complexities of the SQL language? Or deal with the complexities of your database model in Oracle?
So instead of the client doing SQL, PL/SQL can do it on behalf of the client. The client uses PL/SQL as an API - in a similar fashion as the client would use any other API.
The PL/SQL code determines the SQL statement - and returns a SQL cursor handle to the client. The client then simply uses the SQL cursor that the PL/SQL code created for it (and the client needs to close the SQL cursor when done, so as to not cause server resource leakage).
E.g. (using PL/SQL as an API to abstract SQL and the data model)
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begin
open c for select * from test_sh order by 1;
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begin
TestProc( c => :1 );
end;The client needs to supply a host (client language) bind variable of type cursor, as value for bind variable +:1+.
This is the correct way to deal with PL/SQL and cursors from a client GUI/language perspective. Any other method, like using PL/SQL to cache SQL data as a collection, is usually very wrong.

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