No edit table like command

Oracle SQL Developer version 1.1.2.25 BUILD MAIN-25.79
Running under WinXP
Issue description:
One cannot edit data from a table from the SQL Window, the use of the connection browser seems mandatory.

Hi Sue,
I'm not sure you are quoting accurately here.I guess that would be you ;-)
I would search the exact posts, but the Exchange seems to be down.
Anyway, you repeat here what I remember from those: "the issues arise for all the multitude of queries that the worksheet supports", resulting in rejected requests.
double click to the data tab and edit the dataI'm sorry, but I don't know I'm getting this. I issue select * from emp, but fail to see a data tab.
For which I think you meant: open the table and use the data tab instead of using the worksheet, right?
The other thing that's new for me is double clicking this data tab. Doing so on a table doesn't do anything. Should it?
Please give me a selection of queries you'd like to supportAre you serious here? If we post our queries here, would you add editing support for them?
I believe the engineers say nothing is impossible, it's a matter of prioritiesThat's exactly what I always say to my clients, and append time :-)
Summing up again, I'd have to stick with my previous statement: due to the degree of difficulty, there's no quick fix for this, and applying priorities would put this feature at the bottom of the list. Reiterated rejection of the feature at the Exchange even implies it just falls off the list.
But please correct me if I haven't understood correctly.
Don't think I'm mad for this or anything, I understand perfectly the order of things and came to accept this a long time ago.
Regards,
K.

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