Loading MS Access Table and Data into Oracle

Hi,
I have few tables in MS Access. I want to create same layout of tables in Oracle and want to populate data from MS Access tables to Oracle tables.
Please let me know if there is a way by which I can create tables and load data automatically (thru some option or script)?
I have Oracle 10g database and its clients.
Thanks in advance,
Rajeev.

You can use Oracle migration workbench
Loading MS Access Table and Data into Oracle
It´s very easy to use and good to import
regards,
Felipe

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