SQL Developer 1.5.3 - Slow loading of Table list - expanding tables in tree

In SQL Developer 1.5.3, I've noticed that loading the list of tables is very slow - like REALY slow
If I log into the same schema using previous release 1.1.2.25, the same table list is loaded almost instantly.
Gone back to 1.1.2.25 because of this pain

according to TheFurryOne...
There is a known problem with the performance of the tables node on the connection navigator in SQL Developer 1.5.3
Here is a thread that discusses it...links:Re: Still experienceing problems "tables" node performance

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I have seen the "Automatically Check for Updates" option significantly slow down the start of up SQL Developer when it is switched on. You might want to see if switching that off (Tools > Preferences > Extensions) makes a difference to start up time.
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Gary
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Hello all
im using oracle sql developer and oracle11g , how can i use assertion for my tables? i searched in internet but there were no useful information
thank u in advance
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>
I think something like this: we use a primary key which is in another table, it should be included there,this is not assertion in oracle?
>
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>
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>
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Hello,
I am connected to a SQL Server database (2008) and am having difficulty getting a query to run properly in SQL Developer (3.1.07).
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http://dermotoneill.blogspot.com/2010/12/sql-server-and-sybase-browsing.html
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