PL/SQL directory access problem

Hi ,
I am having trouble reading and writing files from PL/SQL (using UTL_FILE or DBMS_DATAPUMP). The directory exists in the Unix Machine. An Oracle directory has been created, and READ, WRITE permission granted to the Oracle User from which I am running the PL/SQL procedure.
When the DBA runs a export from the command line, it works. Are additional permissions needed to be able to access the directory from PL/SQL?
Em

Hello,
Can you post you pl/sql procedure or anonymous block? Also when running your pl/sql what exact error(s) are you getting?
Regards

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