Pass a type over dblink

Question

Hi,
If I have defined a type as:
create or replace type MyType is table of number(10);
, can I so something like this (this block is executed from machine A):
declare
varType MyType;
begin
varType := MyType();
for i in 1..10 loop
  varType.extend;
  varType(varType.last) := i;
end loop;
-- then call a remote procedure, for which the 3rd parameter is of MyType type
<schema>.<procedure_name>@<dblink_name<(param1, param2, varType);
So can I call from machine A, a remote procedure (from machine B), and pass to it that varType parameter of that type? Is this supported over dblink?
That MyType type is created on both machines.
Thank you.

Answer 1

Perhaps this will convince you then:
Restriction on Using User-Defined Types with a Remote Database
Objects or user-defined types (specifically, types declared with a SQL CREATE TYPE statement, as opposed to types declared within a PL/SQL package) are currently useful only within a single database. Oracle Database restricts use of a database link as follows:
You cannot connect to a remote database to select, insert, or update a user-defined type or an object REF on a remote table. You can use the CREATETYPE statement with the optional keyword OID to create a user-specified object identifier (OID) that allows an object type to be used in multiple databases. See the discussion on assigning an OID to an object type in the Oracle Database Data Cartridge Developer's Guide. You cannot use database links within PL/SQL code to declare a local variable of a remote user-defined type.
You cannot convey a user-defined type argument or return value in a PL/SQL remote procedure call.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e11822/adobjbas.htm#ADOBJ7083