Query to obtain tables in SH schema using data-dictionary views/tables.

Hi,
I have just installed Oracle 10g Database. Logged on to SQL Plus by scott (changed the password as prompted).
I want to see the tables in SH schema (which comes by default with Oracle 10g database).
The problem, I am facing is:
I can see the schema name: SH in the result of the below query:
SELECT * FROM ALL_USERS
but, nothing is returned in the result of the below query:
SQL> SELECT OWNER FROM ALL_TABLES WHERE OWNER='SH';
Result: no rows selected.
Why is this happening?
What will be the correct query to obtain tables present in SH schema ?
Thanks in Advance & Regards,
Deeba

conn /as sysdba
SQL> select table_name from dba_tables where owner='SH';
I think the user SCOTT have no privilege to see SH schema tables through all_tables view.
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