Create package in another schema (10gR2)

Hi there,
I'm trying to create a package in another schema, but I am getting an error when I do this.
My script is as follow:
i log in as user rwn.
create or replace package mkw.test
as
procedure t;
end mkw.test;
create or replace package body mkw.test
as
procedure t as
begin
..... code
end;
end mkw.test;
I get the error: PLS-00103: Symbool "." aangetroffen terwijl een van de volgende
werd verwacht:
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.

user10674103 wrote:
Hi there,
I'm trying to create a package in another schema, but I am getting an error when I do this.
My script is as follow:
i log in as user rwn.
create or replace package mkw.test
as
procedure t;
end mkw.test;
create or replace package body mkw.test
as
procedure t as
begin
..... code
end;
end mkw.test;
I get the error: PLS-00103: Symbool "." aangetroffen terwijl een van de volgende
werd verwacht:
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.Assuming you have permission to create packages in the other schema?
Are you running this through SQL*Plus? If so, you really need to have "/" terminators after each object you are creating...
e.g.
create or replace package mkw.test
as
procedure t;
end mkw.test;
create or replace package body mkw.test
as
procedure t as
begin
..... code
end;
end mkw.test;
/

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