Viewing Other Schema In SQL Developer

Hi,
I did a search in the Forum and none of the posts I have found has been able to solve my problem so I'm here with my hat in hand asking for some advice. I was recently given SQL Developer to replace what I had been using and, on my own, have been able to convert all of my previous queries for use in SQL Developer. However, the only Tables I see in the Left Window of SQL Developer are those Tables that I have personally created. I checked with our DBA and I do have SELECT permission granted on all Tables in our company's Oracle DB, but I can't see them in SQL Developer so I can't use Query Builder or the Drag and Drop option, etc.
Thanks for reading this and for your help.
If you need any further details, let me know and we can work out a contact method other than the forum.

You need to ask the DBA what the user / schema name is of the tables you have access to. What you see when you expand other users are all the users in the database you are currently connected to. Expanding the tables node for these users will only display the tables when you have select access. Another way to see the different schemas that have objects that you can see is by adding a filter to Other Users. Right click on other users and select the filter. Now in the dialog change the initial drop list to object_count and change the next two fields so that you create an expression that shows row_count > 0. Now only those users with objects in that you can see will display in the list.
In the query builder you have to change to the user for each set of tables you want to use.
Sue

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