ER Database diagrams and materilized views

I would like to be able to diagram materialized views on a database diagram.
Other tools can do this either directly or by exposing the underlying physical table

Hi Pete,
This functionality is not currently available, it is currently be looked at scheduling it for the next major JDeveloper release.
Regards,
Lisa
JDev QA

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