Call stored procedure on a different db (dynamically)

Hi All,
I would like to call a sp on a different db. I know how I can hard code the db name in this case @dev.
tablespace.packagename.procname@DEV();
This works just fine but I would like to be able to pass the dbname into the call to the sp. ie when I move to UAT and prod
declare
dbname varchar2(10):='@UAT';
begin
id.packagename.procname:dbname();
end;
Bind variables dont work in this case. What is the correct way of achieving this?
Thanks in advance,
Luke (newbie)

1001059 wrote:
Hi All,
I would like to call a sp on a different db. I know how I can hard code the db name in this case @dev.
tablespace.packagename.procname@DEV();
This works just fine but I would like to be able to pass the dbname into the call to the sp. ie when I move to UAT and prod
declare
dbname varchar2(10):='@UAT';
begin
id.packagename.procname:dbname();
end;
Bind variables dont work in this case. What is the correct way of achieving this?
Thanks in advance,
Luke (newbie)I am not sure I would classify as "correct", but what I did was effective.
my sql always used the literal "@REMOTE" & prior to using the sql I would estable a private DBLINK
such that "REMOTE" was directed to the desired database.

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