SQL Server 2008 to Oracle 11G

Hi,
I have few scripts which needs to be migrated from microsoft SQL server 2008 to Oracle 11G.
Can some one let me know can this be done by Oracle SQL developer or any other way ?
I am new to SQL server 2008 & havent worked on that.
Thanks in advance.

Hello,
in SQL Developer, click on Help - Table of Contents.
Then: SQL Developer: Migrating Third-Party Databases, then SQL Developer User Interface for Migration, then Using the Translation Scratch Editor. Read the description of the Translation Scratch Editor and try it out.
Regards
Wolfgang

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