Importing Data from Access

I have a table in an Access 2002 database, which has about 60000 records, and I'm trying to send that data into an Oracle 8.1.7 database. I have created a link to my Oracle table in Access and wrote an insert statement to insert the data from the Access table into the table in Oracle.
When the query finishes executing, I get a Microsoft Access pop-up display that says 'Overflow'. It doesn't say anything else but 'Overflow'. When I check my Oracle table, the data is not in there.
What does the 'Overflow' message in Access mean and how do I fix it? I've imported the data from other tables in Access to Oracle with the same number of records, keys, constraints, etc. and those were successful.
I don't know what the problem is or what Access means by 'Overflow'.
Please help!!!!

I've created a link to Oracle from Access this way.
I would have guessed that a tool like DTS would have been better suited to this job.

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