Migration from SqlServer to Oracle

I am using Sqldeveloper 1.2.1
I am trying to migrate sql server 2000 data to Oracle..
For that i had created two connections for oracle & SqlServer.
SqlServer and Oracle connections were made sucessfully, i am able to view the database and table.
Now i am doing migration process..
In Oracle conn i had selected Create Repository then
in SqlServer conn i selected "Capture Microsoft SqlServer".
Now Capturing Database is running long time.
No messsage is displayed..
Is my way is correct?
Pls provide solution.

Hi Shivasha,
If you are using 11g, the the solution is here (the 3rd post):
Re: SQL Developer in Oracle 11g
Andrei

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