Urgent : while calling a pl/sql stored procedure I am getting this error.

Error iam getting like this:
IDALException: ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PLS-00201: identifier 'BORGPURCHASEDELEGATION_SEL' must be declared ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PL/SQL: Statement ignored [ com.commerceone.ebs.infra.dal.idal.BasicSQL.oracleExceptionHandler(BasicSQL.java:863)]
ADALException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.infra.dal.adal.Adal.execute(Adal.java:765)]
ADALException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.infra.dal.adal.Adal.executeEbo(Adal.java:605)]
BusinessFatalException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.wf.business.PurchaseBorgDelegation.getData(PurchaseBorgDelegation.java:483)]
CommandException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.apps.profile.command.UserProfilePurchaseDelegationSaveCmd.execute(UserProfilePurchaseDelegationSaveCmd.java:124)]
ActionException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.apps.base.action.ActionImpl.executeCommand(ActionImpl.java:107)]
JobException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.apps.ui.WebJobImpl.executeAction(WebJobImpl.java:115)]
JobException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.apps.ui.BuyerJob.executeAction(BuyerJob.java:750)]
JobException: Default Message[ com.commerceone.ebs.apps.ui.BuyerJobWrapper.run(BuyerJobWrapper.java:64)]
Thanks
raji

This has happened to me when I do not have the proper grants and/or synonyms set up. My JDev/J2EE connection user does not own the database objects so I need to grant access to the database object owner's database account and create synonyms available to the connection user's database account. If you are using the same database account in your JDev/J2EE connection object as you are using to run the stored proc in SQL*Plus, this is not your problem.
I would test each part of the database involvement. For example, if you create a database view (with no additional grants or synonyms) in the user account that owns that stored procedure, can you create an ADF BC view object from that view in JDev and can you run the BC tester in JDev on it? If so, the connection user and object owner user accounts are probably the same.
Another thing to try is, instead of executing the stored procedure, do something like this:
stmt = "DECLARE v_dummy; BEGIN SELECT 1 INTO v_dummy FROM dual; END;";If that works, your calling mechanism for the stored procedure works.

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