How to import MS Access Data to Oracle

At form level by clicking a push button I want to import Ms Access Data to Oracle . Is it possible.
If yes can you tell me how to proceed.

Done that like this :
you create a new ORACLE ODBC connection in the ODBC section of the control panel (you are in Windoze world, don't you?). After you open your Access database and do a file, export, external data, scroll down for ODBC and PICK A NAME FOR YOUR NEW ORACLE DATABASE IN CAPITAL LETTERS, you sign in and the export begin...
Have fun, and remember that if you have special caracter, like me in french, you must errase all of them, because you never know what it is gonna be in Oracle DB.
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