SQl Developer 3.0.04 Revoke doesn't generate any DDL. Bug?

Hi everyone,
trying Revoke while rightclicking on , e.g. a stored function doesn't generate any DDL. Specifically, opening "Perform Revoke Action", selecting the Properties tab and applying the desired action doesn't do anything. Interestingly enoguh, selecting the "SQL" tab shows no generated DDL no matter what properties were set. It looks to me as another bug. Any thoughts.
Cheers,
Bob

Hi Bob,
The SQL tab will remain empty until the privileges to be revoked have been selected. In the properties tab of the revoke dialog, the drop down list for "Users" contains a list of those users for which privileges on the object have been granted. (If this list is empty then you will need to do some grants first!) Select a user. You should now see some privilege names in the right hand side of the shuttle. Shuttle one or more of these to the left pane. You should now see generated SQL in the SQL tab.
Please let me know if this doesn't resolve the problem for you.
Best regards,
Philip Richens
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