Data in access tables to oracle tables

Hi
I want to load data from MS Access tables to oracle tables .
Can any on help me to in this
regards
rajesh

If you only want to export a few tables from Access to Oracle once, I would suggest to use the export functionality of MS Access. To do this you need to install an Oracle Client and further use ODBC to export the data/tables to your Oracle database.
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Please kindly use instead the Database Forum at:- 
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