on sql Grant

I grant the emp table to the user scott to the criterion of the user, as follows:
SQL > grant select on scott.emp to test

Then I use the connection test and visit the table emp
SQL > select * from scott.emp

Now, I want to visit the table emp as follows, but he failed.
SQL > select * from EMP

I want to know how to change the grant statement and make above sql can work well?

Thank you

EdwardKing wrote:
I tried following:
Under sys s/n,.
SQL > CREATE SYNONYM EMP ON scott.emp
SQL > ALTER SESSION SET current_schema = SCOTT
Then I connect with the test
SQL > select * from EMP
ORA-00942:

Where's the harm? Thank you

1. you created a synonym private sys_dba. You must create to test.
2. connect with the current_schema return to test test changes. Change it if after you login as test.

So, either:

connection test
create synonym emp for scott.emp;
Select * from emp;

or:

connect [any user who created public synonym privileges]
create public synonym emp for scott.emp;
connection test
Select * from emp;

or:

connection test
ALTER session set current_schema = SCOTT;
Select * from emp;

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SQL> /
9

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> grant execute on liste_pkg_lista.liste_lista_func to public;
grant execute on liste_pkg_lista.liste_lista_func to public
*
ERROR at line 1:
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    -----------------
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