AUDIT,CMS,BOMM: Same database, different schemas..?

Hi,
When installing BOE 3.0 and BOMM 3.0, is it ok to put these repos in the same oracle database, in different schemas, or is it recommended to have bomm repo in a separate database ? Any experiences ?
Thanks,
- jem

different schemas is just fine

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I'm trying to create a database link to another schema in the same database. It was created without errors, but when I try to use it I receive "ORA-12154: TNS:could not resolve the connect identifier specified" message...
I'm trying to do it because on my production enviroment the databases are separated, so there I can use database links without problem, but in my development environment it's all in one database separated by schemas...
So I'm trying to simulate the same system to not need to rewrite the query every time I move from development to production environment.
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Thanks

Hi,
Yes, you can create a database link to your own database. I've done it before for exactly the same reason you want to.
(By the way, I think it's a good reason. What are the alternatives?
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[Conditional compilation|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28370/fundamentals.htm#sthref250]? This might be good; it has all the efficienty of the above options, with more clarity.)
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Is the Development database in the tnsnames.ora file of the Development server? Do you have other database links, either in the Development server or pointing to it, that work? What is different about the ones that work, and the one that doesn't?
Edited by: Frank Kulash on Oct 14, 2009 1:58 PM
The more I think about this, the more I agree with the earlier respondent: synonymns are a good solution for this.
To that suggestion you replied:
On this way I might use "select * from SCHEMA.table" instead of "select * from table@SCHEMA"... I looking for an option to use the second way...Actually, the suggestion was that you say:
select *
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In Production, that synonym is defined as table@SCHEMA
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urvesh wrote:
Hi,
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Hi,
>>When i created the directories in second schema, the directory paths of the first schema are automatically changed to the second path.
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create directory mydir as '/tmp'
ERROR at line 1:
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regards,
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Just a quick query
Can two tables present in different schema of same database has same index name ?
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And just a quick answer:
859486 wrote:
Just a quick query
Can two tables present in different schema of same database has same index name ?Yes.
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Will there be any problem?No.
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