SQL Developer 1.5 - Exporting Data

Hi,
I am using SQL Developer 1.5 and trying to run query and asving the data to to file but having following problems.
1) How to save data as pipe or other delimitted data in text file?
2) when i am saving as text file, its taking longer but when its done, it shows 0 kb.
Appreciated your help!
Thanks,
poratips

This issue has been fix in version 2.1 that is YET TO BE RELEASED. There are no known work arounds for this issue in 1.5.

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