30EA2 - SQL-Developer 3.0.02 Another Table Data Sort Order Bug

Although the "30EA1 - SQL-Developer 3.0.02 Table Data Sort Order Bug" still exists in 30EA2, there is a new substantial mistake.
How to see it:
Open table1 (Preference "Automatically Freeze Object Viewer Windows" is set). Click data.
Open table2. Click data.
Go back to table1. Click Sort. => You see the columns of table2. The is no way to sort table1, before you close the table2 window (tab).
Edited by: oestreicher1 on 01.12.2010 04:54

Logged Bug 10358797 - ea2: grid sorter shows wrong columns
-Raghu

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