Execute a Grant in PL/SQL Procedure DBMS_SQL

Trying to find a way to do a Grant in a PL/SQL procedure. We have done it in forms before using FORMS_DDL() to execute the command. I tried DBMS_SQL but the samples show cursors for queries and inserts. Can't seem to get it to work.
Need to grant roles to users and also create users accounts.

So it should work I just have to get it setup correctly. I am coding as the
APPUSER. The APPUSER is a DBA, created the procedure and the roles. I am
coding, compiling and running as APPUSER and getting errors. I did go ahead
and try running it as someone else and granting that user explicit Grant Any Role
with Admin option and it still does not do the grant. I do not want to grant the
actual role to the user since the role give him specific Menu privileges and such
that he does not need.
We already have users granting the roles through FORMS_DDL because they
have Grant Any Role permissions for this purpose.
I guess if I know that you CAN Grant Roles in a PL/SQL Procedure with
Execute Immediate then I just need to figure out whats missing.
Thanks.

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Wrote file afiedt.buf
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SQL>
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Hi,
Welcome to Oracle Forums!
Please acquaint yourself with the FAQ and forum etiquette if you haven't already done so.
Always post code snippets enclosed in a pair of {code} tags as explained in FAQ
This Forum is dedicated to Oracle Forms. Unfortunately there is no Forum for WebToolKit that I know of. The closest is Oracle Application Express (APEX).
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