SQL VS PLSQL privileges and grants

Hi all
Is there a difference in the way privileges are processed in SQL an PLSQL? I have a user that can select a table with sql, but in plsql the same query reports "table or view does not exist". Later, same thing happend with another user wich was DBA. User can query the v$session view, but can not do it from PLSQL procedure.
Why is that?
DB is 10.2.0.2

When you create named PLSQL (procedures, functions, packages, triggers, methods) the default is to use the definers rights model.
You can optionally use the invokers rights model.
With definers rights, you must have privileges on the referenced objects granted directly to you (not via a role).
Privileges granted via a role can be disabled in one session and enabled in another session - thus they are not reliably enabled.
The privileges are only checked at compile time and directly granted privileges will reliably be available - those based on a role are not reliably available.
If you create your named PLSQL with invokers rights, then the privileges are checked at parse time and can rely on session privileges which include role based privs.
So, either use direct grants and definers rights or user roles and invokers rights.

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