Changing default Type in Type dropdown of DDL Files only of Generate Server

Hello,
When I try to generate a Server Model Definition, the default type of the Type dropdown list of "DDL Files Only" is "Oracle8.1".
I would like to set it by default at Oracle9i.
Is that possible?
Thank you for your answers.
Nicolas.

Hello Roel,
Sorry for replying so late, I hadn't seen your answer...
I checked the property 'Oracle Version' ans it's already set to "Oracle 9i" ...
So ? Is it a bug?
[EDIT] It works when I generate in the "Distribution" tab, but not when I generate in the "Server Model" tab.
Thank you,
Nico'
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