View all databases in oracle 8i

Hello all,
Is there a statement/command which i can type to view ALL the databases in the oracle8i database. I am having a certain problem with an application which is using the database, only i am not aware which database it is using!! I do have dba priviledges..
Thanks in advance

You cannot do this from SQL*Plus. SQL*Plus connects to a single database. From there you can see any other database your database has a link to. You can see which databases those are by querying DBA_DB_LINKS. That is not necessarily the same thing as all "the databases in the system". If all your databases are linked to the database you're connecting to, then you can monitor them through SQL*Plus - you just have to suffix everything in the FROM clause with @db_name.db_link. Which is a lot of hard work: OEM does make this sort of thing very easy.
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