SQL Server 2005 Migration to Oracle 10g

Does anyone have any idea if a Migration Workbench beta plug-in exists for SQL Server 2005 to Oracle 10g. I have a production system waiting to be moved over to Oracle and the users are getting impatient.
If there is nothing yet, does anyone have an alternate procedure to migrate a small schema (20 tables + 10 stored procedures) with a large amount of data?

Probably late in the day for this but
The workbench cannot handle SS2K5 directly at the moment. However as long as no new SS2K5 functionality has been used with a few tweaks this can be achieved.
1. Firstly use the SS2K offline capture scripts to build the directories for the database(s) you want to capture.
2 Secondly edit
(a) SS2K_SYSLOGINS.dat and take out long SS2K5 user records
(b) SS2K_SYSINDEXES.dat change FIRST ( forth column) to a value (say hex 1).
(c) SS2K_SYSUSERS.dat change ROLES (sixth column) to a value (say hex 1).
This should now load into the workbench. If it does not check the error.log file in <OMWB HOME>\log.

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I have not done migration of database from MS SQL Server to Oracle. Any help is appreciated. Thanks a lot for the time.
Regards,
RPS

Wrong forum, go to the database forum!
cu
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Depends on what's you plan to do. You can try
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Hi,
Kindly give the steps to migrate from sql server 2005 tables to oracle tables.
Kindly advise
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PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
"CORE 10.2.0.1.0 Production"
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
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Are you migrating or taking continual updates?
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http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/migration/sqldevmigrationworkbench-132899.pdf
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Anyone has any idea on whether migration workbench can migrate my MS SQL Server OLAP data to Oracle 10g (with OLAP option) ?
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Ian,
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Hello,
this is an Oracle forum and we are handling here migrations from foreign databases to an Oracle database.
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http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2005/en/us/migration.aspx
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Ranjith,
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Create Procedure Insert_profilebasicdetail
@isubprofileid as int,
@Copyisubprofileid as int,
@itranno as int,
As
Begin
Declare @IncKeyId as int
Declare @tempkeyId as int
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End;
/ Regards
Singh
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As
     IncKeyId_v profilebasicdetail.ikeyid%type;
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begin
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/ Regards
Singh

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