Migration of Paradox to Oracle

Can any body tell is it possible to migrate Paradox to Oracle database? Is there any tool available for migrating paradox to oracle database? if it is possible then provide me enough information for it.
Thanks in advance.
With Regrads
Mahendra

Full Convert can be used to easily handle this task. It is a quite sophisticated database conversion tool which reads 14 database formats (Paradox included) directly. It is able to write to 5 output formats (Oracle included), using native database connections, avoiding ODBC and similar translation layers.
Full Convert product page is http://www.spectralcore.com/fullconvert/index.php
There is a trial available, and full version can be downloaded immediately after the purchase as the browser will display all required download informations - no need to wait for confirmation emails.
Regards,
Damir Bulic
Spectral Core GmbH

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