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QUESTION POSED ON: 18 January 2008
How do you convert a SQLserver-2005 database into 0racle 10g?


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You can do this several ways. You can either do it manually, or it may be better to use the Oracle Migration Workbench toolkit. There are third party products that help you do this work. You can also look at products like SwisSQL database migration tools.




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