Transfer data from 2 oracle version to sql server 2005

Hi,
I have two database servers on different machines. They are
1) Oracle 8.1.7.4
2) Oracle 7.3.1.4
I have to create agents which can transfer tables from these two databases to one machine having sql server 2005 database.
Please tell me what are the options. What drivers i need to install on machine having sql server 2005 so that i can transfer data from both oracle versions.
Thanks
Rajneesh.

You could create a linked server. Install the Oracle client on the server with SQL Server 2005, setup the TNS to your Oracle databases, create the linked server and then grab the data that way. There are migration tools as well but if the database is small in size I found linked servers to work and give me better control over the migration. This assumes that the database is not very large. If it is really large a migration tool might be a better option.

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