Comments on Kris' blog: Interactive Reports part 2

is OBJECT_NAME a column in your query? For contex...

2007-04-26T10:44:00.000-07:00

is OBJECT_NAME a column in your query? For context menus, it only know of what is in that query. There's no way right now to select a column and hide it.

-kris

Hi,I cannot get it to work.v_name varchar2(200) :=...

2007-04-17T13:42:00.000-07:00

Hi,
I cannot get it to work.
v_name varchar2(200) := '#OBJECT_NAME#';

object_name is not replaced.
Another question: is there anyway to select a column in the query for a tab, but not show it on screen?

thanks

I never made it smart enough to do that. Instead ...

2007-04-16T13:50:00.000-07:00

I never made it smart enough to do that. Instead you cane use the #OBJECT_NAME# for string substitutions. So something like this.

declare
v_name varchar2(200) := '#OBJECT_NAME#';
begin
....
end;
/

Kris,it's me again. I've generated an 'editor' ext...

2007-04-13T14:35:00.000-07:00

Kris,
it's me again. I've generated an 'editor' extension using this 'report' way. I'm adding a contextual menu item. It displays very well, but how do I access the OBJECT_OWNER and OBJECT_NAME in the 'item' code? I'm using :OBJECT_OWNER, but it's giving me an error "missing In or OUT parameter at index:: 1". Any idea?

thanks