Use of db link in subquery with outer join

I have a query where i am using db link to get data from another database.
I have an outer join where i am using a subquery using the same db link but it fails gives me the error:
ORA-00991: illegal use of LONG datatype.
But the same query with inner join is not giving me the error.
Is this a limitation of Oracle or am I doing something wrong.

This is an example of what i am running. That last outer join does not work c.acad_plan(+).
select count(1)
from ( select a.* from cb001_tbl a where a.strm='1800' ) a ,
( select distinct emplid,national_id,strm, acad_plan, acad_career from ps_uhcb_001@SAPRD where institution='00730') b ,
( select * from ps_acad_plan_tbl@SAPRD a
where a.institution='00730'
and a.eff_status='A'
and a.effdt=(select max(b.effdt) from ps_acad_plan_tbl@SAPRD b
where a.institution=b.institution
and a.acad_plan=b.acad_plan
and b.effdt<=to_date(20100514,'yyyymmdd'))) c
where a.stdnt_id=b.national_id (+)
and a.strm=b.strm (+)
and b.acad_plan=c.acad_plan (+)

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