Reading data from Sybase SQL Anywhere 7 database to write into a SQL Server database

Hi,
I need to import data from a Sybase SQL Anywhere vers. 7 database. This RDBMS was used more 10-12 years ago. I want to write Sybase data into a SQL Server 2008 R2-2012 database. For testing purposes I'm using SQL Server 2005.
After that I've installed Sybase SQL Anywhere vers. 7 I can use the Adaptive Anywhere 7.0 ODBC. I'd like to use SSIS to import Sybase data, but I cannot create an OLE DB connection in a right manner while I can create and ODBC connection manager and so I
can use an Execute SQL task (and not a data flow task, unfortunately!).
Well, after using this Execute SQL task to read fe a table with thousands of data rows how can I write the entire data collection on a SQL Server table?
Thanks

Below link may be helpful,
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/184c937a-2b2c-4e59-b4d7-e8d3d1b476b3/net-provider-for-oledb-sybase-adaptive-server-anywhere-ole-db-provider-90-cant-be-located-when?forum=sqlintegrationservices
http://supun-biz.blogspot.in/2010/11/extracting-data-from-sybase-sql.html
Regards, RSingh

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