Oracle databases to MySQL server

Hi!
Can anybody suggest a program to move Oracle databases to MySQL server.
Thanks.
Abdulkadir Muhammed

> If the point is cost ... move it to Application Express
.. on Oracle XE (eXpress Edition).
Both products are free. This software stack rivals LAMP. Without as many software layers. Using the core of the best commercial database on the market - thus allowing you future growth and scalability. Something that LAMP does quite poorly.

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