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Re: ??? strange database link problem

From: A. Bardeen <abardeen1_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 16 May 2001 21:40:18 -0700
Message-ID: <F001.00305C09.20010516204602@fatcity.com>

Andrea,

When GLOBAL_NAMES=TRUE then the name of the db link must match the global name of the db to which it connects. You can check the global_name with   SELECT * FROM GLOBAL_NAME; In your case the global_name of the remote db is AU34TD.WORLD so you will get this error unless you name the db link AU34TD.WORLD.

You can set GLOBAL_NAMES=FALSE, as long as you are not using something, such as replication, which requires this to be true.

You can alter the global name of a db using   ALTER DATABASE RENAME GLOBAL_NAME TO
<newname.domain>;

WARNING: Never alter the global name of a db that is already part of an advanced replication environment or you will break the replication environment.

HTH,


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