Apex_application_lovs/apex_application_lov_entries

Hi,
I made an application using Apex 3.1 on 10g XE.
I made an export with supporting objects.
Almost everything is working except 1 thing.
I can't view my application LOVs in these views apex_application_lovs/apex_application_lov_entries.
The LOVs are working for items such as select list. But the LOVs are not accessible from my SQL.
Thx,
Louis-Guillaume
Homepage : http://www.insum.ca
Blog : http://insum-apex.blogspot.com
Message was edited by:
lgcarrier

Hi Scott,
I'll try to explain more! :)
I move my application to apex.oracle.com using an "export with supporting objects". My application has a static list of values named LOV_LANGUES (shared components).
I can't see this LOV inside the views apex_application_lovs/apex_application_lov_entries
I want to use this query has my sql report source:
SELECT *
FROM apex_application_lov_entries aale
WHERE aale.application_id = :APP_ID
I have a no data found and I don't understand why... in my other environment it's working
Thx,
Louis-Guillaume
Homepage : http://www.insum.ca
Blog : http://insum-apex.blogspot.com

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