Converting plsql to sql server

Hi guys,
Originally I use Taod to execute plsql scripts, however I now have to use a software callded 'Query analyzer' which only recognises sql server scripts.
I am having difficulty in converting my plsql scripts into sql server, deos any one no of any resource on the internet which may be helpful to me? or of any program which I can download to automate this terrible task?
Thanks

Are you working on an Oracle database or a SQL server database? If you are working on SQL Server database, I heard there are tools you can use within the sql server, to write procedures, compile and execute. If you are using Oracle, then you should be able to use TOAD, as it is one among the best tool available. Of course there are a whole bunch of tools you can use for creating/executing pl/sql scripts.
Hope this helps. If it didn't then please post with more details on what exactly are you trying to do.

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~ORA

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How can we help you reading the article ?!?
Please clarify what do need more help. Did you read the article Uri suggested ?
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>>You mean you get the data from Oracle and tries to insert it into SQL Server?
- no, sorry, I want to convert the syntax to Sql Server
>>Are
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hi
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