Re: How to converting from PL/SQL query to T-SQL query

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SQL Server Migration Assistant for Oracle. It will convert whole Oracle databases, or single queries or PL/SQL stored procedures.
With caution that If your database is using Collation which is case sensitive SSMA will not work.SSMA doesnt guarantees 100% for conversion of Queries/stored proc /database if it fails to do so for some queries you will have to do it manually.
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