How to migration MS SQL SERVER DTS?

Hi there,
from MS SQL Server 7.0 to Oracle 9i, W2ksrv platform,
dose oracle has some product like MS SQL SERVER DTS?
Thanks.

hi ,
Oracle does have heterogeneous services which can be used in the same way as DTS.
Regards
John

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