Oracle XDB no response, help

hi all,
I am doing my project on department oracle server, I can not touch the server, I can only use oracle client sqlplus work sheet. I found the oracle XDB will not response when I run any commands such as registerschema, deleteschema, create table base on schema. A wrong command will prompt error msgs, however, right command which I have run before return nothing, after execute right xml commands the sqlplus will keep no response, I have to close the connection. What should I do? The administrator never use XDB before, how can I resolve this problem? Thanks a lot!
Mike

I have no idea if Oracle worksheet already supports XMLDB calls. The behaviour you are describing, supports the idea that it doesn't. iSQL*Plus will be desupported anyway, so in that light you are traveling a dead end.
In general, if you use the XDB account, this should just work (BTW you shouldn't need to use the XDB account).
For registering local XSD's etc the following should be sufficent:
grant connect, resource to XXX
grant alter session, create view to XXX
grant create any directory, drop any directory to XXXregarding public XML Schema's you need as an extra
grant XDBADMIN to XXXps... XXX is an user account ;-)

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