Passing Parameter to Stored Procedure from Form

Hello All,
I have been stuck while passing a form parameter to a database Procedure.In the query data source arguments I have provided the parameter Value as :parameter.parameter_1...Is it right...
Can somebody throw some more light on this...
Regards,
Kaps

You can pass the parameters from Forms through the Query Data Source Arguments of this block.
There are a little example on http://www.Friedhold-Matz.de/appl_plan.htm.
I used in block B the Query Data Source Arguments property to fill the
procedure input arguments with the :PARAMTER.P_name of this Form.
Hope it helps
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