Error Scheduling workbooks

Hi All,
I scheduled a report with granting Create Table,View and Procedure Privileges to the user. But it shows
Error: Isufficient Privileges.
I have also installed DBMS_JOB package
What could be the problem?
Thanks in Advance.

Hi agin,
all I can suggest is triple checking that...
In the Disco Admin Tool:
Navigate to your 'Business Area'
From the Top Menu:
1) Tools -> Privileges -> Privileges Tab
2) Select the EUL Owner from the drop down list
3) Scroll down the list of privileges and ensure they are all checked... including the 'Schedule Workbooks' option...
Also - when logged into SQL*Plus as the EUL owner - type in the following command at the prompt...
SQL> desc dbms_job
This should return the package header for the DBMS_JOB package and prove that you can see it. Perhaps even check you ave permissions to execute DBMS_JOB...
Otherwise.... sorry - I've run out of ideas...

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