Oracle SQL Developer 1.2 – Automatic - is compatible with Oracle 11g?

Oracle SQL Developer 1.2 – Automatic - is compatible with Oracle 11g?
Thanks in advance!
-Babu

So I'm taking it the question is -
Is 1.2 Sql Developer compatible with 11g DB?
The short answer is Yes. We are constantly adding new functionality and better support for the newer Databases. For Example to use the real time Sql monitoring that became available in 11g you will have to be on at least 2.1 Sql Dev. Is there some reason you don't want to upgrade to the latest Sql Dev? If not the current EA version then at least the current production version?
Thanks,
Syme

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