Edit button is disabled on sql developer 2.1.1.64

Hi,
I am using sql developer 2.1.1.64, and i am unable to edit any table. Neither the edit option appears on right clicking a table nor is it enabled next to the refresh button.
I am using UBUNTU linux 0910 version.
Please help me, i am in dire need.
thanks,
arun

was missing this privilege. Once i gave this privilege it works fine.
GRANT ALTER ANY TABLE TO <SCHEMA> ;
closing the issue.
Thanks,
arun

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