To list all the data dictionary views available you can run the following query,
if you omit the filter condition "column_id = 0" then you can view even columns under each view.
If you are only interested with view name not addtional details then following query will be useful
select *The query will return you
from apex_dictionary
where column_id = 0;
APEX_VIEW_NAME - Name of the APEX view
COLUMN_ID - Column ID, where column id 0 provides the value name
COLUMN_NAME - This will be null for column id 0, for others it will show the columns available under the view
COMMENTS - A brief description of the APEX view/column
COMMENT_TYPE - Indicated whether comment is for the view or column
PARENT_VIEW - Shows parent view name if there is one
if you omit the filter condition "column_id = 0" then you can view even columns under each view.
If you are only interested with view name not addtional details then following query will be useful
select distinct apex_view_nameIf you wish to get more details about all the privilages granted to public you can visit the "Understanding Privileges Granted to PUBLIC" section of App Builder User's Guide from APEX home page easily https://apex.oracle.com/en/learn/documentation/
from apex_dictionary;
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