No database object is retrieved in SQL Developer 1.5

Hi,
The SQL Developer 1.5 that I have installed can connect to database but when I click on tables, packages or other type, nothing is retrieved.
I'm very sure I have database objects in above categories as I have been using SQL Developer 1.2.1. What could be not right?
Please advise
Thank you.

I think, the developer forgot the clause for the all_columns view
where column_id is not null
Edited by: Lieni on 04.05.2009 13:32
Edited by: Lieni on 04.05.2009 13:33

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