View SQL before i commit

Hey gang, just say i'm using SQL Developer to delete some rowes out of a table. I've selected my rowes and i chose delete, before i commit is there any way to see the SQL statement that is going to be applied? I know that once i commit it, i do see it in the data editor log, but i want to see this before i commit. Possible?
-Scott

Yes: Preferences - Database - ObjectViewer Parameters - Post edits on row change (and obviously don't Set Auto Commit On ).
Have fun,
K.

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