Call the stored package from SQL in the APEX Report Region.

SELECT COUNT (DISTINCT ah.BIB_DOC_NUM) AS "TITLES"
FROM NC_AL_HOL_LOCN ah ,NC_AL_CALL_NUMBER ac
WHERE
ac.CN_STEM>= cross_inst.call_callnojava.callno_parse('A1','A')
AND ac.CN_STEM< cross_inst.call_callnojava.callno_parse('D1','A');
In oracle 10g, I create the package under cross_inst schema.
When I tried to run the page, I got the following parse error page.
===================================
failed to parse SQL query:
ORA-00904: "CROSS_INST"."CALL_CALLNOJAVA"."CALLNO_PARSE": invalid identifier
Any Idea?
Thanks ahead.

The parsing schema of your application needs execute privilege on the cross_inst.callnojava package (a direct grant and not a grant through a role).
Scott

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