SP2-0927 - CONNECT AS SYSDBA or AS SYSOPER not allowed through iSQL*Plus UR

I need to login as sys so i can run the following statement
grant execute on dbms_session to DOTEA;
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Do you mind telling us WHAT error you are getting? That would help people who want to help you.
Since you embrace the package name in double-quotes when creating it, you have to refer to it in the same way:
BEGIN
"SET_DOTEA_CONTEXT".set_context ('aalao001', '(1)');
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