Migrated MS-Access table To Oracle

Hi All,
I have 5 table with 1000 rows in MS-Access, i want to migrate the data to otacle 9i in windows XP.
kindly any one tell me, how to convert the table to flat file and how to import the flat file to oracle. OR anyother way to migrated the tables??
Regrads
S.senthil kumar

You can save those tables as CSV. If it is not possible from Access (Generally from File menu then export) copy the rows, paste in excel and then save CSV.
After that you have to use SQL* Loader to load them.
One example
Re: Urgent -----SQL * Loader Control File
Case Studies of SQL Loader
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96652/ch10.htm#1656

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