Needing help in oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver

the problem is when i perform a select statement from a database link to another database in another machine the resultset returns empty, but when i am created the database in the same machine all goes fine.
i dont no where is the problem??????
is the problem in oracle or in oracle driver or i miss something else
plz help me.

i dont no where is the problem??????
is the problem in oracle or in oracle driver or i miss
something elseYeah, the problem must be in Oracle. It couldn't be you or your code. That's perfect, of course.
Call Larry Ellison and demand that he fix that stinking pile of c-r-a-p code he's sold you.

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