List user tables in oracle 9i database

Hi,
Im new bi to oracle database...,
Will anyone provide me the command to list the user tables in oracle 9i database.??.
im using linux redhat 4.0... and oracle 9i database....
thanks,
vasanth....

user12864080 wrote:
Hi,
Im new bi to oracle database...,
Will anyone provide me the command to list the user tables in oracle 9i database.??.
im using linux redhat 4.0... and oracle 9i database....
thanks,
vasanth....
SELECT ... FROM USER_TABLES;=================================================
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