Snapshots refresh from package from another scheme

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Hi all,
i have a trouble while refreshing snapshots.
First, i have a scheme where a package (for snapshots
update) and snapshots themselves reside:
package snp_update
procedure update_snapshots
is
begin
for s_name in ( SELECT owner, name
FROM user_snapshots )
loop
dbms_snapshot.refresh (s_name.owner || '.' ||
s_name.name, 'CA');
end loop;
end;
end;
Second, i have a scheme where reside only synonym to
snp_update package (synonym name is syn_snp_update) and
this scheme have granted 'execute' privilege on snp_update.
But when i try to use it as
begin
syn_snp_update.update_snapshot;
end;
i have error: ORA-01031: insufficient privileges.
But when i execute this pl/sql block from package
owner's scheme - everything ok.
Oracle: 8.0.5 on Sun Solaris 2.5
Plz, help me.
Maksym.

How has your schema been granted the rights on SYN_SNP_UPDATE? A common cause of this problem is that the rights have been granted to a role. Oracle does not allow you to build procedures, etc using objects that you have been granted through a role. If this is the case you'll have to grant EXECUTE on SYN_SNP_UPDATE to your schema explicitly.
Cheers, APCThrough
grant execute on snp_update <synonym's owner schema>;
BTW: Package's procedure is executing. Cursor (select ... from user_snapshots) retrieves first snapshot info in package's scheme and call to dbms_snapshot.refresh generates error.

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