Dynamic Sql no execute inside procedure
Hi
There are a new table, I give permission for select, update, inser and delete, when I executed query select work fine, but when This query is executed inside procedure with dynamic sql return error: ORA-01031 Insufficient Prvileges
I try to test out procedure and work fine , see below
declare
CCURSOR SYS_REFCURSOR;
RCURSOR TRITON.TTDSLS992901%ROWTYPE;
V_SQL VARCHAR2(2000);
begin
V_SQL :='SELECT * FROM TRITON.TTDSLS992'|| '901' || CHR(10);
V_SQL := V_SQL || ' WHERE T$CONO$O = 410705'|| CHR(10);
V_SQL := V_SQL || ' AND T$PONO$O = 10'|| CHR(10);
V_SQL := V_SQL || ' AND T$COND$O = 0'|| CHR(10);
V_SQL := V_SQL ||'AND T$ETPA$O = 1 '|| CHR(10);
V_SQL := V_SQL || ' AND ROWNUM = 1'|| CHR(10);
V_SQL := V_SQL || ' ORDER BY T$CONO$O, T$PONO$O, T$COND$O DESC';
OPEN CCURSOR FOR V_SQL;
FETCH CCURSOR INTO RCURSOR;
IF CCURSOR%FOUND THEN
NULL;
ELSE
NULL;
END IF;
CLOSE CCURSOR;
end;the Code 901 is not constant, change when Company change
Why return error permission inside procedure ?
Hardcode the value to '901' & check TRITON.TTDSLS992901 has execute permission to schema where you want to call this
TRITON.TTDSLS992'|| '901' ~Lokanath
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