Create dblink to a non-domain db

How can i create a dblink from a domain db to a non-domain db.
I keep getting the usual error:
ORA-02085: database link DISP.world connects to DISP
If i alter session set global_names = false
then i can get DISP dblink to work but i mess up all the others.
I have no control over the non-domain db i am trying to connect to so i cannot add this to a domain. Is there any way to work around this.
My domain db is 8i while the other non-domain db is 9i
James.

What kind of objects are you creating over the dblink. If these are views or synonyms try the following:
1) Alter system set global_names=false;
2) CReate dblink;
3) Create objects;
4) alter system set global_names=true;
Though 'select * from global_name@dblink' will not work but you will be able to select from the objects.

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