Ora-01031 create view

Hi,
I'm trying to create a view as a select from tables of a diferent schema. I have create view privilege on my user, and select previlege on tables from the other schema.
The select instructions run's ok in my schema and I can obtain results.
But when I copy paste the select into a create view as instruction, it returns ora-01031.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks...
Ricardo Feliciano

in general everyone who owns an oracle user can select every table on the
user of the aplication, Personally I think that is wrong. It's just not the way I build applications. However, if everybody did everything the same there wouldn't be any fun.
However, if that's the general rule, then I don't see why you need rules. All you need is a parameterised script which accepts the name of a user and grants them SELECT on all the application owner's tables.
If someone wants a view over object's they can view why not.I have a different philosophy of schema design. I think most users shouldn't have any DDL privileges so the question never arises.
Cheers, APC
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Hi Rabi,
Check below sap notes.
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OK I think this might be a dumb question but I can't figure it out:
User John has been granted SELECT privilege (directly, not through a database role) to schema FRED.table1;
User John can issue select * from FRED.table1; and it works just fine.
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JSebastian wrote:
OK I think this might be a dumb question but I can't figure it out:
User John has been granted SELECT privilege (directly, not through a database role) to schema FRED.table1;
User John can issue select * from FRED.table1; and it works just fine.
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I also checked the MARK schema to ensure that it has been granted SELECT on FRED.table1 directly which it has.
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Dear all,
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