Oracle 10g Database to SQL Server 2008R2 Migration



1.Download Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant for Oracle for migrating oracle 10g to MS SQL 2008.
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2.Extract SSMA for Oracle 5.2.zip

 3.Install SSMA for Oracle 5.2.exe by click on it.

 

 

 


Choose Typical 





Install it















Finish the installation


4.Install SSMA for Oracle 5.2 Extension Pack.exe by click on it.

 

 

 Choose Typical

 

 

 

Select Instance of SQL Server 2008.

 

Enter Credential Details



When migrating from server side.use password for protection.Use Complex password.




















Select no to exit

5.Click on Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant for Oracle

6.Select New Project in File Menu.




7.Connect Oracle 10g Database.






User Should have necessary privileges.

 



8.Expand Database Schema.







9.Create Report.







Comments

  1. BhaveshJuly 10, 2012 at 3:12 PM

    This page is continued with this link http://oracle-mssql-dba.blogspot.in/p/oracle-10g-database-to-sql-server_10.html

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  2. MacrosoftJuly 19, 2016 at 2:46 PM

    Thanks for guiding oracle 10 database to sql server.

    Microsoft Access to SQL Server Migration

    SQL Server Migration Assistant

    SQL Server Migration

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