Transferring data from MS SQL Server to Oracle through Oracle's Stroed Procedure

Hi,
I need to access 3 tables of MS SQL Server database through oracle's Stroed procedure.
Is It possible? if yes how to do?
is there any way of accomplishing this?

Yes. Using Attunity Connect native drivers for Oracle. Attunity Connect drivers are also licensed and resold by Oracle under the name "Oracle Transparent Gateways" or "Oracle Eterogeneous Services".
The OEM Oracle driver are "light" ones. The Attunity drivers are more complete. Consult www.attunity.com

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