Within our ERP package, we have what are called "Viewers".. these are basically, a list of Views we've created to allow customers to view data and download to excel. On Apex, I needed a way to dynamically show these in interactive reports. One of the issues I was facing, is that interactive reports require Static SQL, not functions returning SQL.
I found this site which came in real handy for achieving what I wanted
http://www.oracleapplicationexpress.com/tutorials/71
One limitation that was hard though was the 50 column maximum.. however, thinking in Web based verses client based.... loading a report with more than 50 columns will be extremely slow.
Friday, June 10, 2011
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