How to pass the bind variable value to the sql statement of the LOV

Hi,
I am using Forms 10g builder.
I have a text item which will be populated by a LOV when i press a button, but i have a bind variable in the SQL statement of the LOV. That bind variable should be replaced by a value which is derived from a radio group in the same data block.
For Ex: ( )radio1 ( )radio2
before i click on the push button, I'll select one of the radio button above,so my question is how to assign this radio group value to the bind variable in the sql statement in the LOV?
Pl any hint is appreciated!
Thanks
Reddy

The variable can be taken into account in the SELECT order contained in the Record Group used by the LOV.
e.g. Select ... From ... Where column = :block.radio_group ...Francois

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