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        <title>Generate DROP TABLE Scripts - Oracle to SQL Server Migration</title>
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        <description>During an Oracle database migration to SQL Server, it may be helpful to have DROP TABLE scripts for tables in SQL Server database generated using the catalog views of the Oracle database.

Why DROP TABLE Scripts are Required?


Even if you do not need to transfer data from Oracle to SQL Server on a time-interval basis, you usually need to perform  the migration several times.</description>
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        <description>Oracle to SQL Server Migration

It is often useful to test the performance of Oracle or SQL Server by inserting a huge number of rows with dummy data to a test table.

Oracle PL/SQL Script


You can use the following PL/SQL script to insert 100,000 rows into a test table committing after each 10,000th row:</description>
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