oracle dblink create

oracle dblink create
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Create this Database public database link in local database
with remote specified user and password .
and TNS service name (which is created for that remote database).

* The single quotes around the service name are mandatory
* The service name must be in the TNSNAMES.ORA file on the server


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Needed Privilege
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Privilege Database Required For
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CREATE DATABASE LINK Local Creation of a private database link.
CREATE PUBLIC DATABASE LINK Local Creation of a public database link.
CREATE SESSION Remote Creation of any type of database link.


select *
FROM ROLE_SYS_PRIVS
WHERE PRIVILEGE IN ( 'CREATE SESSION','CREATE DATABASE LINK',
'CREATE PUBLIC DATABASE LINK')


CREATE DATABASE LINK with_REPORT
CONNECT TO basel2 IDENTIFIED BY basel2
USING 'REPORT';


DROP DATABASE LINK with_REPORT


SELECT * FROM STPASTDU@WITH_REPORT

truncate table stpastdu;

insert into stpastdu
select * from stpastdu@with_report ;

commit;

truncate table BASELGLTRA;

insert into BASELGLTRA
select * from BASELGLTRA@with_report ;

commit ;

truncate table BASELTRANS


SELECT * FROM all_db_links;

desc gv$session_connect_info

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1.

CREATE DATABASE LINK supply.us.acme.com;

(A private link using the global database name to the remote supply database.
The link uses the userid/password of the connected user.
So if scott (identified by tiger) uses the link in a query,
the link establishes a connection to the remote database as scott/tiger.)

2.

CREATE DATABASE LINK link_2 CONNECT TO jane IDENTIFIED BY doe USING 'us_supply';

(A private fixed user link called link_2 to the database with service name us_supply.
The link connects to the remote database with the userid/password of jane/doe
regardless of the connected user.)

3.

CREATE DATABASE LINK link_1 CONNECT TO CURRENT_USER USING 'us_supply';


(A private link called link_1 to the database with service name us_supply.
The link uses the userid/password of the current user to log onto the remote database.)


1.Connected User Link

CREATE [SHARED] [PUBLIC] DATABASE LINK
CONNECT TO CURRENT_USER
USING '';

2.Current User Link

CREATE [PUBLIC] DATABASE LINK
CONNECT TO CURRENT_USER
USING '';

3.Fixed User Link

CREATE [PUBLIC] DATABASE LINK
CONNECT TO
IDENTIFIED BY
USING '';


4.Shared Link

CREATE SHARED DATABASE LINK
AUTHENTICATED BY IDENTIFIED BY
USING '';

conn test/test

CREATE SHARED DATABASE LINK shared
CONNECT TO scott IDENTIFIED BY tiger
AUTHENTICATED BY test IDENTIFIED BY test
USING 'link';

SELECT * FROM user_db_links;

SELECT table_name, tablespace_name FROM
user_tables@shared;

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Executing Remote Procedures
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@();

exec testproc@remote_db(1);

or

CREATE OR REPLACE SYNONYM testproc FOR remote_db.testproc;

exec testproc(1);

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Test Link
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declare
v_t varchar2(200);
BEGIN
ALTER SESSION CLOSE DATABASE LINK db_link;
SELECT table_name
INTO v_t
FROM all_tables@db_link
WHERE rownum = 1;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20999, 'No Connection here');
END;

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Close Link
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ALTER SESSION CLOSE DATABASE LINK ;

ALTER SESSION CLOSE DATABASE LINK curr_user;

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Drop Database Link
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DROP DATABASE LINK ;
DROP DATABASE LINK test_link;

DROP PUBLIC DATABASE LINK ;
DROP PUBLIC DATABASE LINK test_link;