Grant permission of few functions of a package

Hi,
iam not able to grant execute permission on a specific function or a procedure in a package to another database schema user, kindly help me...
grant execute on <package>.<function> to <another user>...???...
Thanks And Regards,
Vairavan.S

I discussed this in another thread of Re: access over elements of an package... :-). I am starting to weary of your reluctance to read the documentation or try stuff for yourself.
Anyway.
Start with one package.
CREATE PACKAGE secret_pkg AS
PROCEDURE P1 (val IN NUMBER);
PROCEDURE P2 (whenever IN DATE);
END;
/Create a body for this package. To restrict access to a subset of procedures...
CREATE PACKAGE open_pkg AS
PROCEDURE P1 (val IN NUMBER);
END;
CREATE PACKAGE BODY open_pkg AS
PROCEDURE P1 (val IN NUMBER) AS
BEGIN
secret_pkg.p1(val);
END;
END;
/You grant EXECUTE on OPEN_PKG to other users. Simple.
Cheers, APC

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user645399 wrote:
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Hi All,
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Hello People!
There is another workaround!!
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>
You should NOT be using dynamic SQL for issuing grants. Security is something that should be taken seriously and grants should ONLY be given to users that need the permission. The necessary grants should be created and reviewed BEFORE they are executed.
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Of course it is. That code might try to produce the equivalent of:
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