3.1EA2  SQL Fetch Array Size

When I run an sql query, it will only return the number of rows in SQL Fetch Array size. I cannot scroll any further regardless how many rows the query returns. Version

Hi Steve,
This has been reported by users trying jdk1.7.0. I'm not sure if this issue applies to the 3.x releases in general, and I am not aware of any specific effort to certify SQL Developer with Java 7. The standard recommendation is to stay with jdk.1.6.0_xx, where xx=11 or higher.
Recently I played with u1 (specifically from jdk-7u1-windows-i586.exe) and did not have that particular problem.
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