Create table as in procedure vs SQL*Plus between 2 utf8-db's

I have a 9.2.05 db with charset UTF8 and Polish characters in it. When I extract a table to another 9.2.05 db with UTF8 charset using create table x as selcect * ...
When I run it in SQL*Plus everything works just fine but when I do the create table as from inside a procedure the national characters are converted to western characters and the length of the record are shorter. Why? How do I get the procedure to work as SQL*Plus does. /Göran

This sounds strange. Could you show the code of the procedure? Could you double-check that your db link points to the right database? Could you add:
SELECT VALUE INTO <variable1>
FROM NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETERS
WHERE PARAMETER='NLS_CHARACTERSET'
SELECT VALUE INTO <variable2>
FROM NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETERS@<dblink>
WHERE PARAMETER='NLS_CHARACTERSET'
to your procedure and output the contents of the PL/SQL <variable1> and <variable2>, e.g. using DBMS_OUTPUT, to verify the character sets of the databases?
-- Sergiusz

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