Dynamic create synonym script

we want to create few synonyms dynamicalyy, (ie) we will aceept the owner Name,DB link Names as parameter
(ex) I need to create dynamic statement
create synonym A.ATAB FOR B.ATAB@link1
while i execute the statement as
create synonym A.ATAB FOR &OWNER||".ATAB@"||&DBLINK
it gives an error saying that
SQL command not properly ended
what is wrong?

Did you try using dynamic or native dynamic sql?
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/appdev.920/a96624/11_dynam.htm#8074

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Hi Ray,
Thanks for your response. I do not understand the explanation. Maybe it is because I did not explain what I need or maybe becasue I am new to TS. Here's what I'd like to do.
Have a predefined list of IO names. Like:
Nest1
K23 "DIO96/port0/line1"
K24 "DIO96/port0/line2"
Nest2
K23 "DIO96/port1/line1"
K24 "DIO96/port1/line2"
I will have 2 nests(sockets) in my system running batch model. From what I understand I can have 1 sequence defined and TS that will execute 2 threads with 1 socket per thread. In this sequence I somehow need to pass to my VI the value of K23 which is different for socket1 and 2. I was thinking that I can somehow create the Property Name Dynamically. Sort of like that:
RunState.Sequence.Parameters.GetPropertyObject("Nest%d",RunState.TestSockets.MyIndex+1).K23
It would give the sequence running for socket 1 the value "DIO96/port0/line1" and "DIO96/port1/line1" for socket 2
thanks
J.

Dynamically created object

Hi
I did not find any way of accessing a dynamically created
object by using notation this[id].
As the code below shows, only hard coded id objects are
recognised by this[id] notation.
Any way to do it ?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
creationComplete="init()">
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import mx.controls.*;
public var l:Label;
public function init():void {
l = new Label();
l.id = 'label1';
l.text = 'firstname';
addChild(l);
public function fred(event:Event):void {
mytextarea1.text+=this['mytextarea1'].name + '\n';
mytextarea1.text+=this['label1'].name + '\n';
]]>
</mx:Script>
<mx:TextArea id="mytextarea1" width="1300"
height="200"/>
<mx:Button click="fred(event)" />
</mx:Application>

Thanks guys but I think my example is too simple compared to
my "real world" current problem ...
In my project, I dynamically create containers and children.
I'd like to reach directly a then dynamically created child by its
id, but notation this[id] is not recognised.
A better example : form f1 (id='form1) contains 2 labels (ids
'form1label1' and 'form1label2') ; f1 is included in form f0.
Calling this['form1label1'] crashed even though it is a
declared id control ! The same example using <mx> tags would
not crash...
And I have gone aroud 10000 articles but never found an
answer to this.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
creationComplete="init()">
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
import mx.controls.*;
import mx.containers.*;
public function init():void {
var f0:VBox = new VBox();
var f1:VBox = new VBox();
var l:Label;
f0.id = 'form0';
f1.id = 'form1';
l= new Label();
l.id = 'form1label1';
l.text = 'mobile';
f1.addChild(l);
l = new Label();
l.id = 'form1label2';
l.text = 'work';
f1.addChild(l);
f0.addChild(f1);
addChild(f0);
public function fred(event:Event):void {
mytextarea1.text+=Label( this['form1label1'] ).text + '\n';
]]>
</mx:Script>
<mx:TextArea id="mytextarea1" width="1300"
height="200"/>
<mx:Button click="fred(event)" />
</mx:Application>

This[id] doesn't see dynamically created objects????

Hey all!
If i have
<mx:Canvas id="TopCanvas" initialize="Init()">
<mx:Canvas id="VisibleCanvas" >
</mx:Canvas>
</mx:Canvas>
<fx:Script>
function Init(){
var NewO = new Canvas();
NewO.id="InvisibleCanvas";
TopCanvas.addChild(NewO);
if (this["VisibleCanvas"]){
//We can see non-dynamically created canvas
if (this["InvisibleCanvas"]){
//ERROR we cannot see the new one!
Help please! How to access dynamically created Canvases via their id? I know i can save linkage to them in array, but i need to do it through id.
Cheers!

If you set the id property on a dynamically created instance, you can check
the id of an instance later if it happens to be a target of an event, for
example. But it will not be assigned to a variable in the document.
By default, MXML generates a non-dynamic class so you can't add properties
to it at runtime. You can set the name property and search the immediate
parent by calling getChildByName, but if the parent is not the document, you
still can't search the document.

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