ORA-01446 error in SQL Developer 3EA4

I have created a view and when clicking on the Data tab, I receive the error message: ORA-01446: cannot select ROWID from, or sample, a view with DISTINCT, GROUP BY, etc.
When you create a SQL Select statement in a SQL Worksheet the view works fine.
Has anyone else experienced this behavior? I cannot tell whether this has been around in earlier releases on SQL Developer, this is the first time this happened to and I am using SQL Developer for over 2 years.
Thanks,

No, can you post the DDL to debug?
K.

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