Hopefully I'm using the write terms here. I'm pretty good with concepts usually but don't always know the technical terms to describe it correctly. Here goes...
I'm used to working in MS SQL Server for companies where separate schemas haven't really been defined outside of dbo. I'm working with an Oracle database now and my user isn't the schema owner so in order to see the tables, I have to go to "Other Users" in Oracle SQL Developer and find the schema owner to view the tables under them. In other SQL IDEs such as TablePlus, I haven't figured out how to view the tables at all. I am able to query data from these tables once I know them but I don't see them listed. Without really having worked in a MS SQL system with different schemas and permissions, I'm trying to wrap my head around what's going on as far as schema definitions/permissions vs what's unique to Oracle. For example, how would this be setup equivalently in MS-SQL and if it was setup that way in MS. SQL, would I be able to view the table structure in SQL Server Management Studio as I normally do? TIA!