Accessing Tables in Oracle

I do the migration from sql server to Oracle and everything comes under that particluar name. Now when I go into oracle under that user i can simply do select * from tablename. YET when I go into oracle on this database as another user I have to type in select * from USER.tablename. Is there a way of changing this such that we don't have to type in USER. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

login as "user1" and give "select" privelege to view the tables from one user (user1) to another user (user2).
"grant select on table_name to user2;"
moreover you can create a synonym for the
USER.table_name like this
create public synonym table_name for user1.table_name;
while logged in as user2.
now if you say select * from table_name; you
can see the records from the user1.table_name.
hope this helps..

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