What privilege is needed to browse all tables in a schema

I used SQLPlus to login to DB. When I clicked "table" in the left side window, no tables is shown. What privilege is needed to browse all tables in a schema?
Thanks.

SQL*Plus is a command-line interface. There is no side window to click on. Perhaps you're talking about SQL Programmer? Or are you talking about some other tool?
What user are you logging in as? What user owns the objects? Do you just want to see that the tables exist? Or do you want to be able to see the data as well?
Justin

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