Fully qualified proc names

I have a weird situation going on and wondering if anyone else has experienced this and what is the solution.

I am running Oracle 12.1.0.2 on Linux 6. I have an app that passes data to Oracle and Oracle processes it and sends back a response - which happens to be an array.

This app has been running fine for years. Minimal changes. Starting last week, one of the main procedures has stopped working with this error: "Package: F_CEUS_BLACK_BOX -- ErrorMessage: ORA-06550: line 1, column 12: PLS-00302: component 'PKG_BLACK_BOX_CDR_STAT_CONTROL' must be declared ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored"

The proc is calling another proc at the line in error. After doing lots of testing, it appears that the calling of the other proc is successful if we remove the schema from the fully qualified name of the proc. User A owns both procs. User B has privs to execute the procs. User B attempts to execute the procs but fails that it must be declared.

We have tried this on my Dev and my Test env. Those 2 env seem to be working fine with the schema name included in the name.....just my production is having this issue. I am at a loss about what is going on!

Has anyone else seen this?? If so, how did you fix it??

LeRoy

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