SQL Server 7 to Oracle...Urgent Need

Hi There, we need to convert a MS SQL7.0 database to Oracle 8,
but we can't find any tool to help us with that task (about 500
Store Procs). Is there any chance of having an early release,
beta, even Alpha release of your new workbench?
Thanks
Christian Boulet
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Hai, I am having some solutions and queries for you. I too on
the same job presently, If you are intrested mail to me imme
diately. We can have a nice discussion.
My phone no: 201-938-3132
with regards.....amar
Sridhar Parthasarathy (guest) wrote:
: Cristina,
: Hello. I would want to know if we can get on early
: release / beta ASAP.
: Thanks
: Sridhar
: Oracle Migration Workbench Team wrote:
: : Christian,
: : Will discuss this with you on a separate email
: : ([email protected]) to figure out what time
: : frame you are looking at.
: : Marie
: : Christian Boulet (guest) wrote:
: : : Hi There, we need to convert a MS SQL7.0 database to
Oracle
: 8,
: : : but we can't find any tool to help us with that task
(about
: 500
: : : Store Procs). Is there any chance of having an early
: release,
: : : beta, even Alpha release of your new workbench?
: : : Thanks
: : : Christian Boulet
: : Oracle Technology Network
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My question is: When the Migration Workbench captures the source does it capture the data at that time as well? I need to move some new data [not tables] into the source SQL Server database will the action "Migrate to Oracle" move latest data or will it move data that was captured yesterday?
I would really appreciate your help in this matter.
Thanks,
Archita.

Hi Archita,
The OMWB does not capture any data when the source model is captured.
When you come to "Migrate to Oracle" you will be given an option of moving the data at this point.
If you do choose to move the data, you will be moving the data that is currently in the SQLServer 2K database.
I hope this helps,
& good luck in your migration.
Dermot.

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Hi ,
I have a situation where the Japanese characters are to be migrated from MS SQL Server 2000 to Oracle 91 and then render the same using JSP.
I followed the below approach,
1. Extract the Japanese data from MS SQL Server and generate an XML
2. Parse the XML and store it into Oracle 9i database which is of UTF-8 encoding.
3. On retreiving and rendering using the Shift-JIS adds few junk characters additionally.
When I try to copy paste the Japanese contents from XML to a text file, it is working fine.
Could some one help me in resolving this issue?
It is very urgent, and any help would be greatly appreciated.

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I am trying to migrate 10 table from Ms SQL Server 2005 to Oracle 10g. I started creating a SSIS package to transfer them but it always fail when it tries to create the tables.
Questions:
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