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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.misc -> Re: declare SYS.DBMS_PIPE???
See the "grant execute hanging!?" thread. The grant is just flat timing
out. The DBA_TAB_PRIVS has some entries, but the grant never seems to
insert the new data into it.
-Greg G
mcstock wrote:
> i hadn't seen that post ...
>
> what ORA- error are you getting?
>
> also, check DBA_TAB_PRIVS to make sure if the missing grant is the problem
> or not
>
> "Greg G" <ggershSNACK_at_CAKEctc.net> wrote in message
> news:cbOdnQCqfsya-jeiRVn-jA_at_ctc.net...
>
>> >>mcstock wrote: >> >> >>>that probably means that the schema you're using does not have execute >>>permission on DBMS_PIPE (there apparently is a public synonym mapping >>>DBMS_PIPE to SYS.DBMS_PIPE, since the error message figured out the
>>>owner) >>> >>>if you're creating a stored procedure, the schema must have EXECUTE >>>permission directly granted to it (not via a role) or EXECUTE permission >>>must be granted to PUBLIC (which not every dba would want to do with >>>DBMS_PIPE) >> >> That's what I thought was happening. However, as I posted in >>another message, the GRANT command is hanging up and timing out. >> >>-Greg G >>
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