Oracle to Non-oracle data transfer

Does anyone know about how to get the data on the oracle database to the Teradata platform for reporting purposes?
I know about streams/mgw/IBM MQ setup but it has performance issues. So i need an alternative for it.
Please suggest if you know any such tool or functionality.
Regards,
Ankit

I think its better to post this topic in this forums
http://forums.teradata.com
Here is link for same question
http://forums.teradata.com/forum/third-party-software/oracle-to-teradata-database-migration-tool

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Oracle 11g - Non Oracle JOB ?
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