Block based on "From clause query" and substitution variable

Hi Folks,
I have a "From clause query" block type, which is based on query that uses a substitution variable (:BLOCK.COLUMN) from previous block. When I run a query, then I obtain an error: ORA-01008: not all variables bound.
My query looks like:
select seq_no, prod_code, descr, curr_code,
       max(decode(sched_type_code,'ROLLOVER',amt,0)) OUTSTD_DRAW,
       max(decode(sched_type_code,'INTCHG',amt,decode(sched_type_code,'FEEREC',amt,0))) OUTSTD_INTEREST_FEE
from
    select r.fac_no, r.prod_code, f.descr, r.prod_seq_no seq_no, r.curr_code, r.sched_type_code,sum(nvl(rep_amt,0)) amt
      from repay_scheds r,
           fac_prods f
     where r.fac_no = f.fac_no
       and r.prod_code = f.prd_code
       and r.prod_seq_no = f.seq_no
       and r.fac_no = :B2.FAC_NO
       and r.trans_ref_from is not null
       and r.status         <> 'P'
    group by r.fac_no, r.prod_code, f.descr, r.prod_seq_no, r.curr_code, r.sched_type_code 
group by seq_no, prod_code, descr, curr_code
having max(decode(sched_type_code,'ROLLOVER',amt,0)) >0 or max(decode(sched_type_code,'INTCHG',amt,decode(sched_type_code,'FEEREC',amt,0))) > 0Once I replace that substitution variable in query condition with some exact test number then it works fine.
select seq_no, prod_code, descr, curr_code,
       max(decode(sched_type_code,'ROLLOVER',amt,0)) OUTSTD_DRAW,
       max(decode(sched_type_code,'INTCHG',amt,decode(sched_type_code,'FEEREC',amt,0))) OUTSTD_INTEREST_FEE
from
    select r.fac_no, r.prod_code, f.descr, r.prod_seq_no seq_no, r.curr_code, r.sched_type_code,sum(nvl(rep_amt,0)) amt
      from repay_scheds r,
           fac_prods f
     where r.fac_no = f.fac_no
       and r.prod_code = f.prd_code
       and r.prod_seq_no = f.seq_no
       and r.fac_no = 2012500
       and r.trans_ref_from is not null
       and r.status         <> 'P'
    group by r.fac_no, r.prod_code, f.descr, r.prod_seq_no, r.curr_code, r.sched_type_code 
group by seq_no, prod_code, descr, curr_code
having max(decode(sched_type_code,'ROLLOVER',amt,0)) >0 or max(decode(sched_type_code,'INTCHG',amt,decode(sched_type_code,'FEEREC',amt,0))) > 0How can I use substitution variable within query for "From clause query" block type? Or any other way how to get the same result?
Thanks for your reply.
Tomas

I have a solution:
Before entering block I'm calling function, that populates my block:
PROCEDURE POP_<<MY_BLOCK>>_BLOCK IS
  query_txt varchar2(2000);
BEGIN
   query_txt := '(select seq_no, prod_code, descr, curr_code,
                        max(decode(sched_type_code,''ROLLOVER'',amt,0)) OUTSTD_DRAW,
                        max(decode(sched_type_code,''INTCHG'',amt,decode(sched_type_code,''FEEREC'',amt,0))) OUTSTD_INTEREST_FEE
                                              from
                                                 select r.fac_no, r.prod_code, f.descr, r.prod_seq_no seq_no, r.curr_code, r.sched_type_code,sum(nvl(rep_amt,0)) amt
                                                   from repay_scheds r,
                                                        fac_prods f
                                                  where r.fac_no = f.fac_no
                                                    and r.prod_code = f.prd_code
                                                    and r.prod_seq_no = f.seq_no
                                                    and r.fac_no = '||:B2.FAC_NO||'
                                                    and r.trans_ref_from is not null
                                                    and r.status         <> ''P''
                                                 group by r.fac_no, r.prod_code, f.descr, r.prod_seq_no, r.curr_code, r.sched_type_code 
                                             group by seq_no, prod_code, descr, curr_code
                                             having max(decode(sched_type_code,''ROLLOVER'',amt,0)) >0 or max(decode(sched_type_code,''INTCHG'',amt,decode(sched_type_code,''FEEREC'',amt,0))) > 0)';
   Go_Block('<<MY_BLOCK>>' );
   Clear_Block ;
   Set_Block_Property( '<<MY_BLOCK>>', QUERY_DATA_SOURCE_NAME, query_txt) ;
   -- populate my  block --
   Execute_Query ;
END;Thanks,
Tomas

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