ORA – 01031:, ORA – 06512:

Question

Hello All,
I am writing a security package with a procedure.
I got a following TOAD Error message.
ORA – 01031: insufficient privileges
ORA – 06512: at “SYS.DBMS_SESSION”, line 90
ORA – 06512: at “PRJ.PRJ_SEC_PKG”, line 22
ORA – 06512: at line 2
What I am doing wrong?
Thanks,
NYC

Answer 1

Hi,
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Thank Guru Frank Kulash'
When I comment out following couple line, no more error.
DBMS_SESSION.SET_CONTEXT(‘PRJ_CTX’, ‘USER_NAME’, ‘V_PRJ_USERNAME’);
DBMS_SESSION.SET_CONTEXT(‘PRJ_CTX’, ‘USER_ROLE’, ‘V_PRJ_ROLE’);
If this involves set_context, is this the package named in the CREATE CONTEXT command?
According to my knowledge, answer is NO.Then that's the problem, unless this procedure is being called from that package.
Set_context can only be called by the trusted package. It can be called indirectly (that is, the trusted package can
(1) call set_context itself,
(2) call something else, that calls set_context,
(3) call something else, which calls yet another procedure, which calls set_context
... and so on.
The trusted package must always be in the calling stack when set_context is called.
Post the results of "SELECT * FROM all_context WHERE namespace = 'X';" where X is the namespace in question.
Please tell me more about the namespace.[CREATE CONTEXT in the SQL Language manual|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28286/statements_5002.htm#sthref5947] is a good place to start.
Are all the privileges you need granted directly to the package owner, and not just to some role?
How I can check it?Query the data dictionary view all_tab_privs.
In the case of EXECUTE privileges, the table_name column will contain the package (or function, or procedure) name.
Please give me example command to grant.
GRANT EXECUTE ON dbms_session TO capital;