Have you tried using the Sybase persistence service as a starting point. If the SQL is not that complicated (e.g. use of functions) then MSSQL might be close enough to Sybase for this to work. I've had a quick look in the Sybase persistence service, and the SQL is pretty straightforward. I don't have a SQL server instance to try it against though.
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