SQL Developer 3.0 Bug

In ORACLE Developer 3.0.04 is a bug in showing the functions or procedures of a package. When "for update nowait" is included in source code no functions or procedures will be shown.
select vts_server
into v_server
from vt_server
where vts_status = 1
and vts_verfuegbar_knz = 'J'
and vts_server = i.vts_server
for update nowait
When this line will be comment out, the list is already fine.

Known issue. See package body procedures are not displayed (3 posts down from yours.)
Brian Jeffries
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