Trying to create an ERD in JDeveloper...

I am trying to find an tutorial that will help me create my first erd using jdeveloper. So far I have been very unlucky... I am getting frustrated... I have connected to my oracle db, but not understanding where I go from here...
I am very new to oracle and jdeveloper. But understand DB design and SQL.
Someone please help me..
Thanks

Please follow these steps,
1) Right click on your project (if you do not have a project create one) select "New" option
2) Choose "Database Diagram" and click "OK" button.
3) Fill out the values for and select "OK" (name, package)
4) You should now see a new tab in the source editor. If not navigate to the package that you specified under "Application Sources" of your project in "Application Navigator" and double click the node with the same you specified in step 3.
5) Now select the tables from you database connection and drag it to the database diagram editor tab. Note: If you want the relationships between tables, then ensure that you select and drag all the tables under consideration into the editor. If not, I think you have to manually define the relationship(s) from the component palette.
Hope this helps.
Thank you,
Bala Raman.

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