SSIS From SQL To Oracle

Hello,
I just need to move data from 1 table in SQL to Oracle on demand. Is there an easy way to use SSIS package to achieve this goal without using link server?

Hi Frank,
Do you use the Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Oracle? If so, it may be a known issue described in the article
Data Access Technologies Road Map:
Oracle ODBC and Oracle OLE DB: The Microsoft Oracle ODBC Driver (Oracle ODBC) and Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Oracle (Oracle OLE DB) provide access to Oracle database servers. They are built by using Oracle Call Interface (OCI) version 7 and provide
full support for Oracle 7. Also, it uses Oracle 7 emulation to provide limited support for Oracle 8 databases. Oracle no longer supports applications that use OCI version 7 calls. These technologies are deprecated. If you are using Oracle data sources, you
should migrate to Oracle-supplied driver and provider.
So, please use the Oracle OLE DB Provider and check the issue again.
Besides, the issue has been fixed in SQL Server 2012. If you are using SSIS 2012, make sure the Run64BitRuntime property of the IS project is set to False if you have only 32-bit Oracle driver installed.
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