No Tables in the SH schema in OBIEE

Hi,
I have a problem with my presentation services in OBIEE. I have installed the OBIEE and everything has done successfully. I have copied the SH schema in the repository and configured the files. When i open my presentation services i can able to see my dashboard and in answers when i click on the SH subject area "I am unable to view the tables in the Answers area. I don't know what the problem there.
Can anybody please help me in this........ Thanks a lot in advance.
Thanks
Veeresh

Check the permissions on Presentation folders in BI admin. Set that to Everyone.

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