Migrate P6 Pro Rel7 DB from Oracle 10g Express to SQL server 2008

Please advise the steps needed to migrate my P6 Professional Rel7 (laptop) Oracle 10g Express to P6 Enterprise Rel7 (server) migrating over to SQL server 2008.
I don't want to lose any of my activity codes during the migration.
Thanks in advance for any comments or guidance.
CH

You can use migrate.bat (Media folder/database/installation). Enter the details of the source (oracle db) to destiny (SQL) . The app will migrate everything, the projects, activities, uds, users, filters, layouts, etc.. .
Regards,
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