SQL XMLExplicit equivalent in oracle

Hi
Is there any equivalent in oracle for SQL XMLExplicit?
In SQL the XMLExplicit will add all the retunded nodes under the single root node like that any equivalent is available in oracle.
Thanks
Surendra

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I just got urgent projects to migrate the data from MS SQL server 2000 to oracle 10g. The following are requirements:
Source data/table: MS sql server 2k (version 8) on MS 2000 machine.
Destination Data/table: oracle 10g (10.1.0.4) on Redhat version 3.
Total number of tables: < 10 tables and < 1000 rows each tables.
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http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration/workbench/index.html
I think IMAGE will be migrated to BLOB by default.
Donal

Exporting data from SQL Server database to Oracle database

Hello All,
We need to replicate a table's data of SQL Server database to Oracle database.
Can this task be accomplished using Import/Export wizard or Linked servers?
Can help me regarding which Oracle data access components should i download to do this?
I am using SQL Server 2012.
And i have Oracle 11g release 2 client installed in my system.
Thanks in Advance.
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Yes you can definitely transfer data from SQL server to Oracle Have a look at below links
Export SQL server data to Oracle Using SSIS
Use OLEDB data provider to transfer data from SQL server to Oracle
Using Import Export Wizard
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