Unable to debug procedure with parameters

I have created following dummy procedure to reproduce my problem
create or replace
procedure dummy_proc (p_no number, p_name varchar2)
is
v_date date;
begin
select sysdate into v_date from dual;
end;
I am following these steps for debugging
1. Open procedure in edit mode
2. Compile it for debug with an icon “compile for debug”
3. Add breakpoint on select.
4. Click on lady bug icon to start debugging.
5. Parameter window pop-up with following pop-up error message i.e.
An error was encountered performing the requested operation:
Fail to convert to internal representation
Vendor code *17059*
What I understand about problem is:
It is related to data type conversion of parameters. When Oracle SQL Developer tries to create anonymous PL/SQL block for debugging any procedure with parameters it does not able to translate parameters data types properly. I have checked Tool--> Preferences -- > Debugger but did not find any help. Any one who could able to solve this issue?

Dear K,
What I understand from your reply is. This is not Oracle SQL Developer issue is this issue with Oracle configuration?
Tell me would you able to debug procedures with parameters? Parameter window would successfully generate anonymous pl/sql block with correct data type translation?
I have noticed one more thing kindly see this might give you any clue to solve my issue.
DECLARE
v_Return UNKOWN TYPE;
BEGIN
v_Return := db_dummy_pkg.set_dummy_date();
-- Modify the code to output the variable
-- DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('v_Return = ' || v_Return);
END;
This PL/SQL block is generated by OSD for a procedure, not function, without parameters. I have to edit it like following to move on with debugging.
BEGIN
db_dummy_pkg.set_dummy_date();
END;
It means Oracle SQL Developer might not configure to understand data types like number, varchar2 in debugging mode only. Kindly see above bold text
kind regards,
Vitality

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