Dear Charith,thanks for your suggestion. The PL/SQL block didn’t change the situation.ERROR_SYS and CLIENT_SYS was not granted to FND_RUNTIME, but to FND_ENDUSER. I granted also to FND_RUNTIME (and even directly to the user itself), this did not help.We have 2 environments, and none of them is working properly against ERROR_SYS and CLIENT_SYS. I don’t know what happened (both worked a few weeks ago).Thanks & regardsBatz
Thank you @mwilson for your interesting suggestion, I keep your package proposal as a workaround to unblock the situation when needed. But in parallel, I am also checking how to restore the original situation and fix the issue, since it occured some weeks ago without any apparent reason.From what I know, we have no working instance (to be confirmed, I will double check if there is no “old” unused environment left), so no role export applicable.Dear @knepiosko I already refreshed the security cache before, it did not change anything. Your request returns Zero lines, thus there seems to be no issue on objects names.
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