Fallo en SQL Developer , bugs in SQL Developer

He detectado que si hacemos clic con el botón derecho sobre una tabla y seleccionamos EXPORT ==> SQL INSERT. la exportación no se lleva a cabo.
¿Alguien ha detectado este problema?

Mucho mas tarde, doy confirmacion del problema en mi sistema Linux SuSE 10.0 con Oracle 10g release 2 y la ultima version de SQL Developer (Build 14.67). No tengo ningun dato en el fichero ni en el "clipboard". Pero si no selecciono todas las columnas, el fichero o el clipboard se rellenan normalement. Eso explica que algunos dicen que funciona y otros que no funciona.
Como solucion pratica, creo una vista (view) con una columno mas ( *, 1 as nada) y no la selecciono. Solo me queda cambiar el nombre de la tabula en el texto SQL que produce la exportacion.
A few weeks later, I certify there is a bug (en my Linux SuSE 10.0 system con Oracle 10 g release 2 and Build 14.67 of SQL Developer). I obtain an empty file or nothing in the clipboard. If I don't select all fields, the file or clipboard are full of data. This explains why some assert there is no problem and other say there is one. As a practical solution, I created a view with an extra field ( *, 1 as dummy) and didn't select it. I only have to rename the table in the exported SQL text.

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regards.

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Steve,
So your example is slightly more complex than the one documented for a table in the standard OE schema here:
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Hi, I think I finally got it. This looks like an ugly fat bug :)
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PROCEDURE TEST_PROCEDURE;
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SQL Developer bug or database bug?

This is in SQLPlus,
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2006-10-12 12:31:20
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3 end;
4 /
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I run the following in SQLDeveloper,
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alter session set succeeded.
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SQL Developer BUG - ORA-00980 Synonym Translation No Longer Valid

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Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-00980: synonym translation is no longer valid
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we have DB cloned from Prod everynight and is available for us on readonly access. No read /write privs to any user including DBA.
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Hi All,
I try to select the datetime value from MS SQL Server and the SQL Developer display strange value like this:
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ISSUE CLARIFICATION
====================
Attempting to view records in a table from a MS SQL Server 2005 schema. All fields are ok, except
the datetime fields.
Getting Oracle.sql.date@E4F4012
This worked (actually still works) with SQL Developer 1.2.1. In fact, I see both on my screen and
1.2.1 views the fields fine, 1.5.4 does not.
ISSUE VERIFICATION
===================
Verified the issue by the screen shots
DATA COLLECTED
===============
SCREEN SHOTS
SR6930954.994_SQLDeveloper.ppt
CAUSE DETERMINATION
====================
Missing option in SQL Server 2005 default datatype mapping rules.
CAUSE JUSTIFICATION
====================
Note 458294.1
Bug 6360558 / Bug 6378114
PROPOSED SOLUTION(S)
======================
use the workaround provided in Note: 458294.1
PROPOSED SOLUTION JUSTIFICATION(S)
====================================
Note 458294.1
Bug 6360558 / Bug 6378114
SOLUTION / ACTION PLAN
=======================
You can use the following workaround if you want SQL Server 2005 DATETIME datatype map to Oracle DATE:
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- Change the value of column "TARGET_DATA_TYPE_NAME" from TIMESTAMP to DATE
- Change the value of column "TARGET_SCALE" from 6 to (null)
- Commit the change.
Remark: This workaround is only suitable if the repository contains only 1 captured model, otherwise we need to identify the proper MAP_ID.
KNOWLEDGE CONTENT
=================
Platform / Port Specific? = NO
Knowledge content not created because the following note already addresses this issue: Note.458294.1
This problem has been identified as a bug. And it has been fixed in Version 2.0.0 (Future Release)
For available workaround refer to the above tags and NOTE: 458294.1
Regards,
Srikanth
Oracle Support Services.
Currently Support is not having any information of the release date for sql developer V2.0.0
Regards,
Srikanth

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Hi user627927,
Bug/Enhancement request already logged.
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vxwo0owxv wrote:
Hi All
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