Migration from MS SQL Server 7.0 to ORACLE 7.3

I am unable to download WorkBench. Does it support the migration from MS SQL Server 7.0 to ORACLE 7.3 anyway.

Actually, I have to do the conversion from MS SQL Server 7.0 to ORACLE 7.3. I am thinking to do migration firt then do the conversion by writing the packages. Is there any other way to do it......
I am unable to download WorkBench. Does it support the migration from MS SQL Server 7.0 to ORACLE 7.3 anyway.

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