Originally posted by jdorlon
Try :
CREATE PUBLIC DATABASE LINK "NEWS_DBLINK"
CONNECT TO "NEWS_OWNER.WORLD" IDENTIFIED BY "sid8" USING 'LOUISE_NEWS'
OR
CREATE PUBLIC DATABASE LINK "NEWS_DBLINK"
CONNECT TO "NEWS_OWNER.HEROLD.COM" IDENTIFIED BY "sid8" USING 'LOUISE_NEWS'
I forget exactly which syntax it wants, but it is getting
confused because of the domain name. Play around with it
a bit and please post whichever one works when you find out
so the rest of us can remember!
-John
Hi John,
I tried the following 3 syntaxes but still it does not work
CREATE PUBLIC DATABASE LINK "TEST" CONNECT TO "NEWS_OWNER"
IDENTIFIED BY "sid8" USING 'LOUISE_NEWS' ;
CREATE PUBLIC DATABASE LINK "TEST1" CONNECT TO "NEWS_OWNER.WORLD" IDENTIFIED BY "sid8" USING 'LOUISE_NEWS'
CREATE PUBLIC DATABASE LINK "TEST2" CONNECT TO "NEWS_OWNER.HEROLD.COM" IDENTIFIED BY "sid8" USING 'LOUISE_NEWS'
Also the db_domain parameter in both the databases is set to World.
Also I noted one thing that I am able to create a db link from sid8 to sid7 like thes and it is working fine
CREATE PUBLIC DATABASE LINK "TEST2" CONNECT TO "COMPANY" IDENTIFIED BY "company" USING 'LOUISE_COMPANY'
why is it not allowing me to use the link from sid7 to sid8 then.
Please suggest.
Thanks a Lot
Anurag
[Edited by anuragmin on 07-23-2001 at 11:15 AM]
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