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<pre><code id="code-20-40412872-1">select *
  from user_tab_privs;</code></pre>
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select *<br />
&nbsp; from USER_OBJECTS;
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select *<br />
&nbsp; from USER_OBJECTS; 
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These are just those objects which are owned by the logged on user, not neccessarily those which this user is allowed to access...
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> select *
>   from USER_OBJECTS;


These are just those objects which are owned by the logged on user, not neccessarily those which this user is allowed to access...

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I assume all_objects view will provide me the list of objects which my user can access.<br />
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But I found a few tables which does not find a place in this view, but still I am able to access.<br />
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If my assumption is not correct, How I can check the list of objects which my user having access?
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I assume all_objects view will provide me the list of objects which my user can access.

But I found a few tables which does not find a place in this view, but still I am able to access.

If my assumption is not correct, How I can check the list of objects which my user having access?

How  can I check the list of objects which my user is having access?

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