How to connect from sybase to oracle

Hi All,
We are facing a problem:
1. We have an application which has Sybase database. Its an Unix system with Powerbuilder GUI. Earlier it used to connect to other application which Mainframe and has Sybase database through Dblink and stored procedure will fetch data in real time.
2. This other database is getting replaced by Oracle 10g,so Dblink and current stored procedure will not work.
3. We need a solution for this but this solution needs to be cost effective and minimum changes since this application is going to be phased out in a years time.
Can anybody can provide there valuable inputs?? Thanks in advance.

Looks like a Sybase question to me.
You should ask this in a Sybase froum.
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

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