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I'm trying to create my first package/stored procedure. Been to class, so I don't think the problem is with me. In a real environment now. My schema/user has access to tables in another schema, plus create procedure priviledges. I compiled the package spec OK, but couldn't use %Type. I had to specify the datatype. The package body won't compile with the error message "Error: PLS-00201: identifier 'PTI_PROD.SC_MSTR' must be declared". I can run the SQL just fine in SQL*Plus. Why can't I access tables inside a package. We didn't have this problem in class.

steven. the oracle error msgs documentation says that maybe there is no access privelege to the table. this looks like a privelege issue. grant priveleges explicitly on those tables accessed by your procedure not through any roles.
in your case login as pti_prod and type
grant select,insert,update on sc_mstr to user1;
this shld work.
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