PLW-06015 when compilling for debug

Hi,
I have the error message: "Warning(1): PLW-06015: parameter PLSQL_DEBUG is deprecated; use PLSQL_OPTIMIZE_LEVEL = 1"
each time I compile for debug.
The Oracle database parameters are
plsql_warnings ENABLE:ALL
plsql_debug FALSE
plsql_optimize_level 2
So Why do I have this message?
Seb

Yes,
I can modify everything under Database - PL/SQL Compiler.
Optimization Level is already set to 2.
Here are the other preferences:
ALL: ENABLE
INFORMATIONAL: not set
SEVERE: not set
PERFORMANCE: not set
PLScope identifiers: All
The user for the schema has the DEBUG CONNECT SESSION.
When I change Optimization level to 1 and compile or compile for debug, I always receive the warning message.
When I change Optimization level to 2, I always receive the warning message only when I compile for debug,
In case of, the SQL developer version I use is Version 2.1.1.64 Build MAIN-64.39.
Seb

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