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I know this sounds bizarre, but I need to execute some PL/SQL where the owner of the package has a clash with an Oracle reserve word, IF.
Essentially, the owner of the object is IF. When I use SQL Developer to execute the procedure, the generated script throws me errors since its trying to declare a cursor variable as:
variable_name IF.MYCUSTOM_TYPE
Currently I have no control over the schema, so I can’t change anything.
Use double quotes around the schema name, like