Missing SQL Developer functions when connecting to MS SQL Server 2005

Hi all,
I've connected SQL Developer to a ms sql server db. Now I can't use the functions from SQL Developer like
- Drag&Drop tables to the sql-sheet,
- autocompletition of attributes (Strg+Space).
Is this function not supported or do I have to change some preferences?
THX Steve

Unfortunately most of the advanced functions of SQL Developer are supported only for oracle databases, so on ms sql, or almost anything else you can do little more than browse data.

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