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registering functions from 1 db to another db using a link

clifford_d
clifford_d Member Posts: 94
edited Sep 30, 2019 10:53AM in Discoverer

Created a pl/sql function in database A and have registered it in admin layer.  Now we need to register the same function in database B.

The function has been shared to database B via a db link, but can't seem to see it in database B to register it.

Any suggestions ?  

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  • mrigg
    mrigg Member Posts: 98 Blue Ribbon
    edited Sep 25, 2019 12:25PM

    I haven't actually done that, but in the Register Functions dialog in Discoverer Admin, there's a drop down for "Database Link".  Can you change that to "database A" instead of "Default Database"?  Then when you select import, does the function show up in the list?

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  • clifford_d
    clifford_d Member Posts: 94
    edited Sep 25, 2019 1:22PM

    tried that.  Did not work.

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  • sbeck-Oracle
    sbeck-Oracle Member Posts: 116 Employee
    edited Sep 30, 2019 10:53AM

    You mention you are unable to see the function in Database B.  Do you mean from other than Discoverer Administration (Admin), using another tool?

    I am not clear on exactly what you are attempting to do.  I can say that you cannot have two Functions registered by the same name.

    Regards,
    Sharon

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