BUG : DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line and tabs in sqldeveloper 1.2.1 - build 32.00

Hi Guys.
I upgraded from 1.2 and it appears that dbms_output.put_line is now broken.
Consider the following:
begin
dbms_output.put_line('hello world');
end;Process:
1. Load SQL Developer
2. Open a connection to DB
3. Go to DBMS Output tab
4. Enable server output
5. Type in the code (as above)
6. Hit F5
The bug/new feature:
After hitting f5, the DBMS Output tab switches to Script output where by I am presented with "anonymous block completed". In 1.2 (and previous versions) I used to see
anonymous block completed
hello world
in the Script Output tab.
Now I have to switch back to the DBMS Output tab. My problem with this is that there is far too much clicking. Why redirect me away from the tab that is going to actually display the script output only for me to have to click back into that tab? I just don't get it.
Regards
Kristian Jones
http://kristianjones.blogspot.com
Message was edited by:
Kris Jones

Hi,
I also have the problem with the new Released.
SQL Dev 1.2.0.29.98 upgraded with Check for Updates to 1.2.1.32.00
On Windows XP.
I did exactly as Kris Jones post, using Run Script
but, it seems that my SQL Developer doesn't do anything.
The progress bar is active like processing somthing, well, it processes forever.
I tried to cancel the process (button Cancel), but the panel shows that it is still trying to cancel the process (all buttons are disabled except Cancel), although I can do another select (use CTRL + Enter because F9 doesn't work) within the same SQL Worksheet and the panel goes back to the active panel again.
Well, there must be something wrong with the Run Script.
Since any query or pl/sql block seems running forever if I use Run Script.
I try on the SQL Developer 1.2.0.29.98 (luckily, I still keep the backup, just in case) and it shows the result as wanted.
Is there something wrong within my SQL Developer 1.2.0.32.00?
Or there is some patches which I should download?
Is it another bug?
Many thanks,
Buntoro

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end if;
end loop;
end;
end if;
end testsch2;
end ioStructArray;
Expecting your early reply.
With thanks
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           i.sop_class_uid
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           medistore.didb_image_locations l
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           i.sop_class_uid
      from medistore.didb_studies s,
           medistore.didb_raw_images_table i,
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     where s.accession_number = to_number(p1_accno) /* to_char(s.accession_number) = p1_accno */
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END LOOP;
END;Regards
Etbin

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