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Hi all
I have got 2 schemas, say A and B.
Schema A owns a procedure P which selects data from table T1 ( external table ) and updates table T2.
i have granted Schema B
1) read, write privilege on the directory that table T1 refrences.
2) all on table T1
3) all on table T2
4) execute on P
I have created public synonyms for T1, T2 and P ( same name ).
Now when i try to compile procedure P from schema B I get error
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
Where am i wrong?
Please Help

You'll need CREATE ANY PROCEDURE privilege for that.
Is there any reason why you don't post the one thing on which you are asking about : the alter procedure statement?
(apart from also not posting the version, which you always should include)
Sybrand Bakker
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