If you can get an ODBC connection from MS Access to Oracle, Access itself
will do it. I have only done it myself once, but I might be able to get
together with someone and try to remember how it is done...
At 11:58 AM 9/6/01 -0800, you wrote:
>is there any tool that imports directly form ms acces to oracle?
>with out having to export ms acces files to flat text files and then
>load them in to oracle but some sort of direct importation? cheers
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