Clear Item Cache after validation failure

Hi Guys,
I have a page validation that fires when two items (P6_LOCATOR_ID & P6_NEW_LOCATION) are equal which is working OK.
The field validation is on the P6_NEW_LOCATION field.
When this validation is true, I want the validation message to appear as it is now, but I want the P6_NEW_LOCATION to be reset to null or the cache for that item cleared.
I cant run it as a page process after computations and validations because it never gets passed the validations to initiate. I have also tried creating a clear item cache process after the button that initiates the validation is pressed, but again that doesnt work.
Can anyone think of another way that it can be done?
Thanks
Chris

VC wrote:
Cashy wrote:
Thanks for that VC,
I am getting following error now when it is running
Error ERR-1002 Unable to find item ID for item "2" in application "195".
I have set :P6_LOCATOR_ID and :P6_NEW_LOCATION = 2 as the test. When I try to set them both to other numbers i.e. 1,3,4 etc the same error message is returned with the item in the quotes changing for each.
when you are setting the value use assignment operator
:P6_NEW_LOCATION := 2
I am guessing that it might have something to do with the page branching back to itself after the validation is fired?
Thanks
HI VC,
Thanks for that. I am not setting the value of :P6_NEW_LOCATION programatically, I am just putting the value 2 into the field item and pressing the 'submit' button behind which the validation is running.
Thanks for your help

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