Access to ALL_COL_PRIVS and ALL_TAB_PRIVS

Question

We're looking into switching from TOAD to SQL Developer, and one of the missing pieces in SQL Developer for us is the ability to see the GRANTS for objects. It looks like the following SQL is responsible for gathering that information, which is currently coming up blank (I can see the data, but then I have DBA granted to me):
SELECT   PRIVILEGE,
         GRANTEE,
         GRANTABLE,
         GRANTOR,
         COLUMN_NAME object_name
  FROM   all_col_privs
WHERE   table_schema = :OBJECT_OWNER AND TABLE_NAME = :OBJECT_NAME
UNION ALL
SELECT   PRIVILEGE,
         GRANTEE,
         GRANTABLE,
         GRANTOR,
         table_NAME object_name
  FROM   all_tab_privs
WHERE   table_schema = :OBJECT_OWNER AND TABLE_NAME = :OBJECT_NAMEIn TOAD, this information is gathered via DBA views, and I've granted the SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE to the Systems Analysts that need to see this information. In fact, the following SQL will bring back the information we're after:
SELECT   PRIVILEGE,
         GRANTEE,
         GRANTABLE,
         GRANTOR,
         COLUMN_NAME object_name
  FROM   dba_col_privs
WHERE   owner = :OBJECT_OWNER AND TABLE_NAME = :OBJECT_NAME
UNION ALL
SELECT   PRIVILEGE,
         GRANTEE,
         GRANTABLE,
         GRANTOR,
         table_NAME object_name
  FROM   dba_tab_privs
WHERE   owner = :OBJECT_OWNER AND TABLE_NAME = :OBJECT_NAMEIs there a privilege which allows these people to see the same information from the all_col_privs/all_tab_privs views, which they're currently seeing via the dba_col_privs/dba_col_privs views?
Thanks,
--=Chuck

Answer 1

I get that. I always ask my question slightly wrong the first time through, so I'll give it a second go ...
TOAD uses DBA_ views to gather this information, and the privileges I've given our Systems Analysts allow them to see object grants. However, if these same people use SQL Developer, which uses ALL_ views, no object grants display.
What privileges do I need to grant to them so that the ALL_ views start working like the DBA_ views:
SQL> SELECT   PRIVILEGE,
  2           GRANTEE,
  3           GRANTABLE,
  4           GRANTOR,
  5           COLUMN_NAME object_name
  6    FROM   all_col_privs
  7   WHERE   table_schema = 'R5UITL' AND TABLE_NAME = 'ACT5'
  8  UNION ALL
  9  SELECT   PRIVILEGE,
10           GRANTEE,
11           GRANTABLE,
12           GRANTOR,
13           table_NAME object_name
14    FROM   all_tab_privs
15   WHERE   table_schema = 'R5UITL' AND TABLE_NAME = 'ACT5';
no rows selected
SQL> SELECT   PRIVILEGE,
  2           GRANTEE,
  3           GRANTABLE,
  4           GRANTOR,
  5           COLUMN_NAME object_name
  6    FROM   dba_col_privs
  7   WHERE   owner = 'R5UITL' AND TABLE_NAME = 'ACT5'
  8  UNION ALL
  9  SELECT   PRIVILEGE,
10           GRANTEE,
11           GRANTABLE,
12           GRANTOR,
13           table_NAME object_name
14    FROM   dba_tab_privs
15   WHERE   owner = 'R5UITL' AND TABLE_NAME = 'ACT5';
PRIVILEGE  GRANTEE      GRANTABLE  GRANTOR  OBJECT_NAME
DELETE     R5UITL_ROLE  NO         R5UITL   ACT5
INSERT     R5UITL_ROLE  NO         R5UITL   ACT5
UPDATE     R5UITL_ROLE  NO         R5UITL   ACT5
SELECT     R5UITL_ROLE  NO         R5UITL   ACT5--=cf