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Data migration from Oracle to SQL server 2005

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    Hi, AS the subject line states, currently it is being done by a third party company, they run scripts to do this. These scripts are set up to run every 3 minutes. We are trying to rewrite this locally. Would SSIS be a way to handle this? Any other way? if anyone could point in the right direction, also where to start with SSIS, I have used DTS Packages before. I opened SSIS and looks pretty overwhelming! Thanks a lot!

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      Hi, AS the subject line states, currently it is being done by a third party company, they run scripts to do this. These scripts are set up to run every 3 minutes. We are trying to rewrite this locally. Would SSIS be a way to handle this? Any other way? if anyone could point in the right direction, also where to start with SSIS, I have used DTS Packages before. I opened SSIS and looks pretty overwhelming! Thanks a lot!

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      dan sh
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      SSIS is the way to go in my opinion. You can create a simple data task in a package and use a job to run it every 3 minutes.

      "Your code will never work, Luc's always will.", Richard MacCutchan[^]

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        Hi, AS the subject line states, currently it is being done by a third party company, they run scripts to do this. These scripts are set up to run every 3 minutes. We are trying to rewrite this locally. Would SSIS be a way to handle this? Any other way? if anyone could point in the right direction, also where to start with SSIS, I have used DTS Packages before. I opened SSIS and looks pretty overwhelming! Thanks a lot!

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        jschell
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        vanikanc wrote:

        Any other way?

        You could do it is a OS shell script. Just export from Oracle and import to SQL server, with some post processing via procs in SQL Server if needed. Or write your own service of course. C#, Java, etc. In the past I have not been impressed with SSIS error handling. But I am also very familiar with writing C#/Java database code so I am biased.

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          Hi, AS the subject line states, currently it is being done by a third party company, they run scripts to do this. These scripts are set up to run every 3 minutes. We are trying to rewrite this locally. Would SSIS be a way to handle this? Any other way? if anyone could point in the right direction, also where to start with SSIS, I have used DTS Packages before. I opened SSIS and looks pretty overwhelming! Thanks a lot!

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          I've also had good luck with setting up linked servers from SQL Server to both Oracle and DB2. See here for example - http://www.ideaexcursion.com/2009/01/05/connecting-to-oracle-from-sql-server/[^] Scott

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            I've also had good luck with setting up linked servers from SQL Server to both Oracle and DB2. See here for example - http://www.ideaexcursion.com/2009/01/05/connecting-to-oracle-from-sql-server/[^] Scott

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            SSIS is the best choice for a tool candidate that will be used for data transfer But you can create a SP and create a job with 3 minutes interval in each run Within the SP you can connect to Oracle DB and transfer your data using stored procedure.

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