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Condensed version:
Assuming you have SQLServer 2000:
When you install SQLServer, one of the tools is the Data Transformation Services (DTS) Wizard. You should first create the shell of your database using the SQL Server Enterprise Manager. Then call up the DTS Wizard and follow the steps to link to your source, then to your destination. In most cases, if you stick to standards in naming conventions and datatypes, you will find few if any problems. The wizard will create the tables and views that you select.
You may uncover issues with your data during the transformation, so you may have to repeat the process for some tables.
This tool is worth its weight, because you can go from one format to another. Learn it, love it, use it.
Good luck
by jajd_rut
Look at official microsoft site for suggestions:
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/partners/migration.asp
by hcbatra
You could also use the SSMA for Oracle it is a migration tool that helps go from Oracle to SQL Server.
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/solutions/migration/oracle/default.mspx
by submit
Using this toolkit to help you migrate oracle to ms sql or back in 3 easy steps.
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