Support for VPD Policies in SQL Developer?

I've searched the GUI, the help and the google (TM). Is there support for VPD Policies in Oracle SQL Developer. Examples of things would be to enable and disable them, create new ones, etc.

Not as such, but you can always manage them through worksheet statements.
You can request this at the SQL Developer Exchange though, so other users can vote and add weight for possible future implementation.
Regards,
K.

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hi gurus,
Could you please help in maintaining an entries for VIEW is Oracle SQL develope...I have created a VIEW by name SD_WH08....now i need to maintain some entries in this for my testing purpose...how do i do this?
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<ARRAY SIZE="1" CLASS="PRIMITIVE" ROWCLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.ColumnElement">
<ROW ROW="0">
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<OBJECT REFERENCE="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.TableElementImpl14348553"/>
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</OBJECT>
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<declaringTable>
<OBJECT REFERENCE="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.TableElement-64018320"/>
</declaringTable>
<impl>
<OBJECT CLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.UniqueKeyElementImpl" ID="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.UniqueKeyElementImpl16555948">
<columns>
<OBJECT CLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.DBElementsCollection" ID="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.DBElementsCollection15874598">
<_elms>
<ARRAY SIZE="1" CLASS="PRIMITIVE" ROWCLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.ColumnElement">
<ROW ROW="0">
<OBJECT REFERENCE="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.ColumnElement1290031433"/>
</ROW>
</ARRAY>
</_elms>
<_template>
<ARRAY SIZE="0" CLASS="PRIMITIVE" ROWCLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.ColumnElement">
</ARRAY>
</_template>
<owner>
<OBJECT REFERENCE="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.UniqueKeyElementImpl16555948"/>
</owner>
</OBJECT>
</columns>
<element>
<OBJECT REFERENCE="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.UniqueKeyElement-1935265242"/>
</element>
<_name>
<OBJECT CLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.DBIdentifier" ID="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.DBIdentifier5692381">
<name>PK__sequence__65370702</name>
</OBJECT>
</_name>
<_primary>true</_primary>
</OBJECT>
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</OBJECT>
</ROW>
</ARRAY>
</_elms>
<_template>
<ARRAY SIZE="0" CLASS="PRIMITIVE" ROWCLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.KeyElement">
</ARRAY>
</_template>
<owner>
<OBJECT REFERENCE="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.TableElementImpl14348553"/>
</owner>
</OBJECT>
</keys>
<indexes>
<OBJECT CLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.DBElementsCollection" ID="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.DBElementsCollection12944408">
<_elms>
<ARRAY SIZE="1" CLASS="PRIMITIVE" ROWCLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.IndexElement">
<ROW ROW="0">
<OBJECT REFERENCE="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.IndexElement-1935265242"/>
</ROW>
</ARRAY>
</_elms>
<_template>
<ARRAY SIZE="0" CLASS="PRIMITIVE" ROWCLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.IndexElement">
</ARRAY>
</_template>
<owner>
<OBJECT REFERENCE="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.TableElementImpl14348553"/>
</owner>
</OBJECT>
</indexes>
</OBJECT>
</impl>
</OBJECT>
</ROW>
</ARRAY>
</_elms>
<_template>
<ARRAY SIZE="0" CLASS="PRIMITIVE" ROWCLASS="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.TableElement">
</ARRAY>
</_template>
<owner>
<OBJECT REFERENCE="com.sun.forte4j.modules.dbmodel.jdbcimpl.SchemaElementImpl14130741"/>
</owner>
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</OBJECT>
</_schema>
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</OBJECT>
</impl>
</OBJECT>

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