Migrate tables from Ms SQL Server 20005 to Oracle 10g

Hi all,
I am trying to migrate 10 table from Ms SQL Server 2005 to Oracle 10g. I started creating a SSIS package to transfer them but it always fail when it tries to create the tables.
Questions:
- Is there any other way to import Ms SQL Server 2005 tables to Oracle
- also I need to create a scirp that will update these tables periodically
any ideas?
Thanks

YingKuan is right. jsut to expound a little further. This will also allow you to have have scripts which you can run again and again or even schedule them regularly too.
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