Solution - 1
You can create Database Synonyms for the objects which you want to access through dblink in oracle forms. Suppose you want to execute a procedure from another database, create a synonym for that procedure in current database and access it in oracle forms.
Solution - 2
Use Exec_Sql package in oracle forms to access multiple database and to execute any ddl and dml statements. A simple example is given below:declare
cid exec_sql.conntype;
cursorid exec_sql.curstype;
begin
cid := exec_sql.open_connection('scott/tiger@db3');
cursorid := exec_sql.open_cursor(cid);
exec_sql.parse(cid, cursorid, 'drop table emp2 ', exec_sql.v7);
exec_sql.close_cursor(cid, cursorid);
exec_sql.close_connection(cid);
end;