Difference b/w CORBA and DB Link

Hi,
I have to import data from the source ,so i have two choice to transfer data from source - DB Link or Corba.
My source support both and its having Oracle data base. i am using Oracle 10g in destination.
So please suggest me which one best and easy to use and why ?
Please describe some drawbacks for both.
Thanks in advance.
Surender Rana
[email protected]

Hi Venu,
Welcome to sdn,
Table controls r enhancement to Step loops.
step loops have Only vertical scroll.
Where as table controls has horizontal and verticall scrolls.
For table controls cursor control logic provided implicitly.
where as in Step loops cursor control logic is provided by explicitly.
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        Vishnu Reddy

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