Edit tables in other user schema

Hello all,
Is there a way to allow a user to edit tables for another user?? For example, suppose user A has tables X, Y and Z. I need user B to be able to edit those tables in SQL Developer.
I have granted user B everything on A's tables, but once user B log to SQL Developer-> Other Users -> Tables. Right click any table and choose edit, an error message is displayed "The database user has insufficient privileges for the given operation"
I am kindly asking for help regarding this issue.
Regards,
Emad

I do believe so. I have tried to grant select any dictionary to the user and he still can not edit the tables in the other schema.
I do hope Oracle solve this if it is a bug.

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