Export tables form Oracle8 to SQL Server 7.0

Hello
I use Dts (data transformation service) to export tables/data form Oracle8 to SQL Server 7.0. It seems to work fine, but somehow escape charecters like carrige return and spaces,are presented as a '' sign in SQL Server. How can I avoid this during the export of data from Oracle.(I do want to use a trigger to remove them afterwards !)Please help
Regards Ivan

CORRECTION !
Bottom line should read:
(I do NOT want to use a trigger to remove them afterwards !)
Ivan
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Ivan Posselt ([email protected]):
Hello
I use Dts (data transformation service) to export tables/data form Oracle8 to SQL Server 7.0. It seems to work fine, but somehow escape charecters like carrige return and spaces,are presented as a '' sign in SQL Server. How can I avoid this during the export of data from Oracle.(I do want to use a trigger to remove them afterwards !)Please help
Regards Ivan<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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