I resolved the problem:
It had nothing to do with ldap, but was the fault of a wrong database link, that means the wrong user settings in a database link.
But the error message was a bit misleading, so now I know a lot more about ldap... ;-)
No, when I'm trying
select * from bb_dataprov_test.delmesoon@pat;
from sqlplus I get the the same error:
ora 28030- error: server encountered problems accessing the ldap directory service.
I tried the same with a very small table with only 2 comlumns. I get the same error message:
>CREATE TABLE "BB_DATAPROV_TEST"."DELMESOON"("A" VARCHAR2(30), "B" NUMBER) LOGGING
> Copying data using:
declare
cursor c1 IS...
No, there's no long column in this table.
It's a table, I want to copy from one database to another, structure and data.
So datatypes are the same on both tables (source and destination).
While trying to execute a script generated by the oracle change management tool (propagation) the following errors occured:
ORA-04052: error occurred when looking up remote object BB_DATAPROV_TEST.DPBB_BATCH_POSITION@PAT
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-28030: Server...
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