Accessing different schema

Hi
I have created user with username "ABC/ABC@oracle" which is having DBA priviliges.
Now I want to connect another user of same database e.g. "DEF/DEF@oracle" ,I have to drop and create table in "DEF" schema thru procedure/package created in my schema i.e. "ABC".
I have given execute procedure privileges on my procedure to "DEF" schema.
I can drop & create table in "DEF" schema thru anonymous block.But I am unable to drop & create table in "DEF" schema thru procedure created in "ABC/ABC@oracle".
Please tell me where I m going wrong or do i have to give any privileges to my procedure/package to move further.

user8443223 wrote:
Hi
I have created user with username "ABC/ABC@oracle" which is having DBA priviliges.
Now I want to connect another user of same database e.g. "DEF/DEF@oracle" ,I have to drop and create table in "DEF" schema thru procedure/package created in my schema i.e. "ABC".
I have given execute procedure privileges on my procedure to "DEF" schema.
I can drop & create table in "DEF" schema thru anonymous block.But I am unable to drop & create table in "DEF" schema thru procedure created in "ABC/ABC@oracle".
Please tell me where I m going wrong or do i have to give any privileges to my procedure/package to move further.You have the answer to your question ... privs for a proc are not inherited by a role, but let me pic a nit on another issue:
I have created user with username "ABC/ABC@oracle" ...No, you haven't. You have created a user with username ABC. You have created user ABC with a password of ABC. You have created user ABC in the database that is referenced by the tnsnames entry "oracle".

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