Viewlink with third party jdbc driver

Hello, I try to create a viewlink with a Firebird SQL JDBC driver, but the SQL statment JDeveloper generate to test the view is not generic SQL compliant with Interbase, it's rather ORACLE specific :
SELECT * from (select * from V_INDIVIDU_CODE_ADH) QRSLT where 1=2
So it's impossbile to access the attributes or anything in the viewlink without having an error message from the jdc driver.
Is it sure that JDeveloper wants to support other DB than ORACLE ?

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