Yes, it creates a session. If you want to do a(n) SQL trace, you can do a
SELECT 'x' FROM dual@remote_site, find the session at the remote site and
turn on the trace, then run your next query.
Henry
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If I query table in the remote database using database link does user in the
remote database which is referenced in the database link create session in
the remote database and if not could somebody explain how remote query is
executed.
Alex Hillman
P.S. I know that I could try it myself but I am layzy (sp?) and tired
(fighting with Ross for access to printing presses :-) )
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