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    I have oracle DBF files and I would like to know if there is any way to export data from them? I`m MSSQL user and I don`t know much about oracle .. I have just few DBF files and one ORA file and I don`t know how to export data from them. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Ivan

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      I have oracle DBF files and I would like to know if there is any way to export data from them? I`m MSSQL user and I don`t know much about oracle .. I have just few DBF files and one ORA file and I don`t know how to export data from them. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Ivan

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      Hi Ivan You would need to install Oracle (you may be able to get away with the Express edition), then attach the DBF files. Once you have an Oracle database up-and-running then you can use DTS or SSIS to transfer the data to your SQL-Server instance. If you have access to an Oracle DBA then you will save yourself a bunch of time. Otherwise you may find that one of the Oracle-specific forums will be able to provide more detailed advice on attaching Oracle databases - just don't tell them that you intend to rip the data in SQL-Server cos that will seriously hurt their feelings ;) Regards Andy

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        Hi Ivan You would need to install Oracle (you may be able to get away with the Express edition), then attach the DBF files. Once you have an Oracle database up-and-running then you can use DTS or SSIS to transfer the data to your SQL-Server instance. If you have access to an Oracle DBA then you will save yourself a bunch of time. Otherwise you may find that one of the Oracle-specific forums will be able to provide more detailed advice on attaching Oracle databases - just don't tell them that you intend to rip the data in SQL-Server cos that will seriously hurt their feelings ;) Regards Andy

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        Andy thank you for instructions ! :) I have had same thinking as you ... so I have started downloading oracle 10g express and SQL developer. Any forums you would recommend ? Thanks allot!

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          Andy thank you for instructions ! :) I have had same thinking as you ... so I have started downloading oracle 10g express and SQL developer. Any forums you would recommend ? Thanks allot!

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          I've never used any Oracle forums - but if I did then Ask Tom[^] would be the first place I would look. Good luck.

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            I've never used any Oracle forums - but if I did then Ask Tom[^] would be the first place I would look. Good luck.

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            This is old, but I couldn't resist. Instead of getting his technical input from forums or even from Tom Kyte, he should be doing what Tom himself would say--RTFM! Kind regards, Russ

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