DEBUG CONNECT SESSION system privilege

Hi everyone. It's my first post to this forum so I'd like to say hello :)
I'm completely new to PL/SQL language. I'm using PL/SQL Developer and I want to make a simple testscript but when I launch it communicate appears
Debugging requires the DEBUG CONNECT SESSION system privilege
could You tell me how to set that? Greetings. P.

in the xp:
start>run>cmd
in the cmd console:
1. set oracle_sid=<bobens_83-here_goes_your_db-name>
2. sqlplus /nolog
3. conn sys as sysdba
4. sqlplus may asks for password - if it does, bobens_83, supply the password that was chossen during the install process.
5. grant DEBUG CONNECT SESSION to =<bobens_83-here_goes_your_db-username>
6. exit sqlplus
7. exit cmd
in the xp:
try to debug using PL/SQL Developer.
Have fun,
Amiel Davis

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http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96524/c24privs.htm#791
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