A database link (DBlink) is a definition of how to establish a connection from one Oracle database to another.
The following link types are supported:
The following link types are supported:
- Private database link - belongs to a specific schema of a database. Only the owner of a private database link can use it.
- Public database link - all users in the database can use it.
- Global database link - defined in an OID or Oracle Names Server. Anyone on the network can use it.
SQL> CONNECT test/test Connected. TEST> CREATE DATABASE LINK VINAY@ROHINI CONNECT TO test IDENTIFIED BY test USING 'mika'; Database link created. TEST> CONNECT michel/michel Connected. MICHEL> ALTER USER test GRANT CONNECT THROUGH michel ; User altered. MICHEL> -- Connect to TEST through MICHEL account and so with MICHEL's password MICHEL> CONNECT michel[test]/michel Connected. TEST> SHOW USER USER is "TEST" TEST> DROP DATABASE LINK mika@loop; Database link dropped. TEST> CONNECT michel/michel Connected. MICHEL> ALTER USER test REVOKE CONNECT THROUGH michel ; User altered.
very useful.......
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