Aix Os User On Sqlplus

Hi
I have this command i execute in sqlplus (command for trace analyser) :
exec trca$i.trace_analyzer('aquest01_ora_852076.trc','aquest01_ora_852076.html');
This command analyse my trace file and generated the html file.
When i execute this command with my Os Oracle User, it works perfectly.
When i execute this command with Os Root User, it doesn't work.
I have this error :
ORA-22288 : file or LOB operation FILEEXISTS failed
Permission denied
I asked myself why and then i try to see when i am connected on sqlplus, which osuser is in the v$session.
So i run the command :
select osuser from v$session where audsid = userenv('SESSIONID');
When i am with Oracle Os user, the osuser returns Oracle.
When i am with Root Os user, the osuser returns daemon.
So, it seems that daemon user cannot handle the fact he has to write a new file (the html one), i don't understand why !!!
And i don't understand why the os user is daemon and not root.
If someone has an explanation, i take it.
Thanks

Hi
First, in both cases, i use : sqlplus "myuser/mypwd".
And of course, same user when i test for Oracle or Root.
I totally agree with the fact that Root as no right to connect via "sqlplus /nolog" and we do the same thing as u said : a simple su - Oracle to run a sql command.
I have an history for this problem. The command i launch "trca$i.ana ...." is in a package. This package is called by .net program. And when i execute it with the .net, this error comes.
That's why now i test directly on aix with this simple test.
And yes, the end of error is :
Cannot determine if trace file aquest01_ora_852076.trc exists on /Ora_log/aquest01/udump
Thanks.

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