Export data for SQL Loader

I have a table with the following 3 columns
Help_number Number(8,0)
Title Varchar(100 Byte)
Description Varchar (100 Byte)I would like to export all the data and import it into another table in another database. Im using SQL Developer to export the data. I choose the "LOADER" option but when the data is exported, the format is wrong. Here is an example of the data is exported.
"1","Error","Error 5343 - Input not recognised" The problem i have is that the first column is being exported in double quotes even though its of a type of NUMBER. When i try to load this using sqlldr it gets rejected because its a string.
The other problem that i have is that SQL Developer is not exporting all the rows if a table is big. I tried to export a table with 23000 rows and it only exported the first 55 rows.
Any help will be appreciated.

The quotes issue I am able to replicate and have logged a bug #6732587.
I have also logged a bug for the number of rows, however, if you click ctrl-end and then export, you'll get all the rows. Also, if you do not want to query back all the rows, but want to export all, in the Export dialog, just click the "where" clause tab and then Apply. This will also bring back all the rows. This bug is not only for Loader, but for any export format.
Sue

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