How to migrate sql server image type to oracle BLOB

In SQL Server table I have Image data type field. How to migrate image type field to oracle BOLB type field. I am using SQL server DTS to transfer the data.
If we map, will it care ?
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from
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step
: of
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: : Pongrat P.
: Oracle Technology Network
: http://technet.oracle.com
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