Sql server 2005 dts export to Oracle 10

can the sql developer migration tool read a DTS export file or can it only connect to a running sql server db for the migration?
I have a need to dts out some tables from sql server, and put them in an update package to load them into Oracle at another site where I may not have a sql server db or a network connection back to my sql server db. Some of the text fields have embedded Carriage Returns and other control characters, so I can't do a ascii export. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Hi <Please Supply Name>,
Unfortunately SQL Developer Migration Workbench cannot read DTS files, but there are other solutions.
Migrating the Database (DDL)
You can do this 2 ways depending on your preference or where you have SQL Developer installed.
1)SQL Developer on your SQL Server machine (Note you need access to an Oracle database, but not your target Oracle database): You could capture/convert and create the generation script using SQL Developer on the same machine as your SQL Server, and then just bring the generation script to your Oracle database to run.
2) SQL Developer on your Oracle machine.You could perform an offline capture .This involves SQL Developer creating some scripts for you, you copy them to your SQL Server Machine to run. Te scripts dump the DDL of your SQL Server database out to files. These files can then be moved to your Oracle machine and "Captured" using SQL Developer. You then proceed to do the migration on your Oracle machine.
Heres a viewlet of someone migrating their SQL Server databases using the "Offline Capture" method
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration/workbench/viewlets/oflauncher.html
Migrating the Data
There is only 1 way to perform an "Offline Data Move"
SQL Developer can generate the scripts for you once you have migrated your database DDL. These scipts utilise SQL Servers BCP tool and Oracle SQL*Loader tool.
Heres a viewlet of someone moving their SQL Server data offline using this method
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration/workbench/viewlets/ofdm.html
I hope this helps
Dermot.
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