MS Sql to oracle conversion

I am woking on small project, on which i am to convert data from SQL Server to Oracle. I am using Oracle Data Integrator. Can any body tell me the steps for it to do ?
what i have done uptil now is that i have created master and work repsitories, now using topology manager, i have created logical and physical architectures. Now next what should I do now. ?
Waiting for your reply

1) Try to use a JDBC DRIVER for SQLSERVER
2) in your DESIGNER, create a diagram in a new Oracle model. Drag and drop all the Datastore from your SQLSERVER Model.
3) Right clic on your Oracle Model and generate INTERFACE IN.
You have created 500 interfaces for transfering your Data from SQLSERVER to ORACLE.
4) How to create the table in your Oracle Server
i) Right clic on your Oracle Model and Generate DDL, ODI create the script for creating all your tables and constraintes
ii) For each Interface choose the OPTION CREATE TARGET TABLE in the IKM
(If you choose this option, Update your IKM before generating the interface to set default value of this option to yes)

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mail id : [email protected]
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Software: Forte 3.0.J.
Server Platform: HPUX 10.2
Database: Oracle
Problem Description: During the course of development, I ran into a
problem using multiple columns in an sql UPDATE/SET statement. I was trying
to update a.COLUMN_1 and a.COLUMN_2, which constitute part of the primary
key of associative TABLE_A (a). In order for me to make the update, I
needed to use the existing value of a.COLUMN_1 to lookup the new b.COLUMN_1
in TABLE_B (b). Where a.COLUMN_1 = b.RELATED_COLUMN_1, I am able to find
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this shouldn't work, because the SET statement for a.COLUMN_1 would cause
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In spite of this, I tried it, and it worked. I would like to
understand why the sql works, and how sql actually executes the statement.
Here is the sql:
UPDATE TABLE_A a
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(SELECT DISTINCT b1.COLUMN_1
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WHERE b1.RELATED_CASE_ID =
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(SELECT DISTINCT b2.COLUMN_2
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WHERE b2.RELATED_COLUMN_1=
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b2.RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD = 'NEPHI' AND
b2.RELATED_COLUMN_2= a.COLUMN_2)
WHERE a.COLUMN_1 = 100
The table structure is as follows:
TABLE_A: (primary keys are bolded) This is an associative table.
Column_1 and Column_2 comprise the pk of one table; Column_3 and Column_4
comprise the pk of another table. Assume that the Column_1 and Column_2
values replacing the original values already exist in the parent table of
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COLUMN_2
COLUMN_3
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COLUMN_1
COLUMN_2
RELATED_COLUMN_1
RELATED_COLUMN_2
RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD
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If you do an explain plan or set autotrace on against this update statement,
you'll find that the select operations are actually executed first by Oracle
- I believe because of the nature of the transaction. Thus, no problem.
Brian Wilson
U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray
[email protected]
Phone (612) 342-5682
From: David Pettit[SMTP:[email protected]]
Reply To: David Pettit
Sent: Friday, April 30, 1999 1:58 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: Embedded SQL against Oracle Question
Software: Forte 3.0.J.
Server Platform: HPUX 10.2
Database: Oracle
Problem Description: During the course of development, I ran into a
problem using multiple columns in an sql UPDATE/SET statement. I was
trying
to update a.COLUMN_1 and a.COLUMN_2, which constitute part of the primary
key of associative TABLE_A (a). In order for me to make the update, I
needed to use the existing value of a.COLUMN_1 to lookup the new
b.COLUMN_1
in TABLE_B (b). Where a.COLUMN_1 = b.RELATED_COLUMN_1, I am able to find
each b.COLUMN_2 that correspond to each a.COLUMN_2.
I was able to resolve the issue by separating the two columns so
that each had it's own select statement. Theoretically, it appears that
this shouldn't work, because the SET statement for a.COLUMN_1 would cause
the a.COLUMN_1 reference in the select statement of a.COLUMN_2 to be
overwritten.
In spite of this, I tried it, and it worked. I would like to
understand why the sql works, and how sql actually executes the statement.
Here is the sql:
UPDATE TABLE_A a
SET a.COLUMN_1 =
(SELECT DISTINCT b1.COLUMN_1
FROM TABLE_B b1
WHERE b1.RELATED_CASE_ID =
a.COLUMN_1 AND
b1.RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD = 'NEPHI'),
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(SELECT DISTINCT b2.COLUMN_2
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WHERE b2.RELATED_COLUMN_1=
a.COLUMN_1 AND
b2.RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD = 'NEPHI' AND
b2.RELATED_COLUMN_2= a.COLUMN_2)
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TABLE_A: (primary keys are bolded) This is an associative table.
Column_1 and Column_2 comprise the pk of one table; Column_3 and Column_4
comprise the pk of another table. Assume that the Column_1 and Column_2
values replacing the original values already exist in the parent table of
which they form the pk).
COLUMN_1
COLUMN_2
COLUMN_3
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COLUMN_1
COLUMN_2
RELATED_COLUMN_1
RELATED_COLUMN_2
RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD
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Learning PL/SQL in Oracle 10G XE

Successfully installed Oracle 10G XE on my desktop. I'm a newbie Oracle user who wants to learn PL/SQL through Oracle 10G XE.
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Thanks!

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Rahul
Edited by: user12190125 on Nov 9, 2009 4:23 AM

Rahul,
I believe this is possible to do, but not an easy one and there are a few considerations:
How much data are you processing? FDM has a lot of features which support the business process. While this is great for users and audit trail etc. it slows down performance if you want to process a lot of data. It also depends on the type of mappings you use (Like mappings are slower than explicit mappings).
How familiar are you with VBScript? There is no explicit target adapter for Oracle, but there is a data mart adapter which can be used for anything. You have to implement everything yourself though, mainly the Export and Load actions. In there you will also have to handle the the connections to the MSSQL and Oracle databases.
Check the data mart adapter and see if you feel comfortable with defining the vb code in there. There are reasons for and against this approach. ODI would probably be the better choice unless you really need to have FDM's process support.
Regards,
Matt

Guide to differences between SQL Server Transact SQL and Oracle PL/SQL

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Hello,
Below links will surely be helpful
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