Memory Leak issue 1.5.4.59.40-no-jre  jdk1.6.0_12  jre6

Me and 2 other develops have been using SQL developer since it was created but we are getting really frustrated with the memory leaks we are experencing.
We will start up sql developer and if we just leave it alone within a couple hours it will have taken up 650Megs of ram and be completely locked up. If we are working in sql developer the time can be even faster till it lockups up. We have been experencing the issue for very long time but seems to have gotten worse in the last to updates.
I have tried to search the web and form for information to the memory problem to no avail. We are running oracle 10g and windows XP with 2gigs of ram.
Can some one point me to some information or have any idea what is going on?
Edit--
I just realized that I was not using the latest version that I have downloaded. Trying sqldeveloper-1.5.4.59.40-no-jre will advise as to results.
Edited by: ObeTheDuck on Mar 17, 2009 8:47 AM
2nd Edit--
1.5.4.59.40-no-jre has the same issue. 2hrs and it has locked up and is no longer listed as a running app and can only be seen under the process thread in windows task manager with 50% CPU use on a dual-core cpu and 626megs ram being used. Have to kill and restart ... <sigh>
Edited by: ObeTheDuck on Mar 17, 2009 10:45 AM

Thanks for the info so far....
We really do like sql developer as a tool and has been execeding helpful and useful as our development tool.
I am proud to say we have been using it since the 2nd month is was available and have been encourged and happy with most of the improvements.
I am looking forward to trying the modeling tool soon.
If I can get back to having a stable work enviorment for a work day that will be fine for now. It's just been reduced down to 2hrs which is a bit much.
Anyway...
1. We don't have any in house extentions that we need. I am speaking of the one that come bundled with the tool. Or at least I thought that they came bundled.
Several are migration tools which we don't need. One is TenTime tool which I don't think we need.
Last is the versioning extention, this sounds like something we want to use, but stability is more important at the moment. So unchecked they have all been.
2. Sue you asked about a clean install. Is that simply an unpacking a new folder copy and then not migrate settings when running?
3. I will be glad to uninstall java a switch to different version of the jdk which one is consider to be the most stable atm?
Thanks,
Obe

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