HS connection to SQL2000

A few months ago with help of this forum I set up a connection so that from Oracle 8i I was able to select tables on a SQL2000 database (installed on a separate machine).
However I was forced to use the database link name HO.WORLD If I tried any other name for the db link I kept getting message that database link ANYNAME.WORLD connects to HO.WORLD.
At that time this did not bother me, so I just set my da link name to HO.WORLD and have been working fine ever since.
The problem is that now I need to connect to a different SQL2000 database and am getting same problem, only this time naming db link HO.WORLD although it works fine means that I have to erase previous connection as I cannot have two links with same name.
Any suggestions how can I solve this problem and maybe name db link something different.
James

I think you have GLOBAL_NAMES=TRUE (which is the default for Oracle 9). GLOBAL_NAMES means that the database link name MUST be the same as the database it connects to, but HS has no idea what the database is actually called.
CREATE DATABASE LINK custard CONNECT TO ...
SELECT * FROM all_tables@custard;
ORA-02085: database link CUSTARD.US.ORACLE.COM connects to HO.WORLD
In your HS initSID.ora, add the lines :-
HS_DB_NAME=CUSTARD
HS_DB_DOMAIN=US.ORACLE.COM
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