Convert Sql server Storeprocedure to Oracle Storeprocedure

Hi I vant to convert a sql server storeprocedures to oracle storeprocedure .
I need a convertor if anybody know a aplication that performed it please tell me.

Hi Hoek,
I have tried this:
1. Get the DATETIME into a VARCHAR2 variable.
2a. Then, I use a TIMESTAMP variable and TO_TIMESTAMP like this:
v_tmst := TO_TIMESTAMP (r_typ.date1, 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24');2b. Or the function CAST:
v_tmst := CAST (r_typ.date1 AS TIMESTAMP);Same result, I lose the HH:MI:SS.FFF just in the moment the DATETIME from SQL Server is copied into an Oracle VARCHAR2 variable.
I also read the article you linked (I also read it before I wrote the 1st posting, but not with deep detail).
I'm afraid this cannot help me, or at least I'm not able to find out how.
They talk about ODI, but I'm not using that tool.
Moreover, they talk about creating a table, but they don't say anything regarding the conversion itself and how to get the miliseconds.
Don't know whether there is something I can take from here or not.
Anyway, thank you for the repply.
Francisco.
Edited by: FranBlanes on 30.08.2012 04:27

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