Grant execute on a Package

I am trying to grant on a package and I am getting this error, what key word is missing.
1* GRANT EXECUTE ON PACKAGE MDRXML.mx_submit_message_pkg_raj to MDRCENTRAL
SQL> /
GRANT EXECUTE ON PACKAGE MDRXML.mx_submit_message_pkg_raj to MDRCENTRAL
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00905: missing keyword
Will appreciate all the help

Hi,
you can try this.
GRANT EXECUTE ON MDRXML.mx_submit_message_pkg_raj to MDRCENTRAL
thanks

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As per my knowledge of oracle, we cannot grant privileges on procedure inside a package.
 
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Mynz wrote:
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