DB2 timestamp to oracle timestamp conversion

Does any one know how to convert Db2 timestamp into oracle timestamp.
From DB2 we are getting timestamp in this format (2000-03-06-16.02.19.074474) (26 bytes).
I want to insert this into oracle thru owb into oracle table with column type timestamp.
Does anyone know the procedure for this type of conversion
Thanks in advance..

Hi,
Try a migration tool at www.ispirer.com/chyfo.html
It provides you the fastest, the easiest and the most powerful way to migrate
DB2 database into Oracle.
It works in conjunction with Oracle SQL Loader. The tool creates text files (moving of LOBs are fully supported), generates
CREATE TABLE scripts for Oracle and control files for SQL Loader.
The tool has a lot of other features.
Best regards, Dmitry.
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Timestamp conversion problem.

I work in the development of a LabVIEW program that communicates with a
server (written in Java). All acquired data is sent via TCP and the
server can read everything (waveforms and other information). However,
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There is a faster way. You can extract the timestamp from the waveform using Get Waveform Components.
At that point, you can convert it to whatever you want. Attached
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You can modify the second conversion to do such things as throw away
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you could just save to Java using a four-integer structure.
This account is no longer active. Contact ShadesOfGray for current posts and information.
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in dynamic library
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