Create or Replace Package syntax different in SQL Navigator?

Hi,
I compared the same piece of code in both toad and sql navigator.
In toad, the syntax for Package was as follows:
CREATE OR REPLACE package body name_of_package
but in SQL Navigator, the same code is displayed as follows:
package body name_of_package
does SQL navigator hide the "Create or replace" keywords? or does it automatically know that they belong there?

Is Sql navigator an Oracle product? IIRC Larry spent already all his pocket money on buying Sun.
Kindly do not clutter up this forum with questions on products not developed by Oracle.
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

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