Create a synonym for F1_V@FAR and reference the synonym in your query.
Durinda
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We have a report running on database NEAR using table N1. This report does
a
join to a view in another database - FAR - using a database link to a view
of a
table F1_V.
Fron SQLPLUS on NEAR I can select * from F1_V@FAR no problem. But when I do
select *
from N1 N, F1_V@FAR F
where N.col = F.col;
Here we are getting a 1041 error "hostdef extension does not exist". This
is a
generic connectivity problem. Does anyone know how to solve this problem??
..tom
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