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You cannot force Oracle to query any table that has a column name longer than 30 characters, even if that table is stored in a database system that allows longer column names, like SQL Server. About the best you can do is to create a view in SQL Server that queries the table. This view would change the column name.
CREATE VIEW my_table_view (column1,column2,
column3_less_than_30)
AS SELECT column1,column2,column3_is_much_much_much
_much_much_longer_than_30_characters
FROM my_table;
In Oracle, you query the view, which pulls data from the table.
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