Cascading LOV always returns first row in af:query

HI
JDEV 11.1.1.3.0
A strange thing is happening with my cascading LOV which is input text with LOV.
I have a read only table with a query section. I then also bring up any of the tables rows in a popup with single record view where the row is then in an af:form for inserting and updating.
Both the af:query and af:form have the cascaing LOV in them.
When testing the cascading LOV in the BC Browser it works fine. When I use it in the popup in the af:form record it works fine. But in the af:query section, no matter which row I choose in the LOV, it always returns the 1st row of the LOV back to my input text component.
Has anyone experienced this...any ideas?
Thanks,
Mario

Aha...and the above log message lead me to the solution!! :-)
The VO is based on an Oracle data dictionary view, DBA_TAB_COLUMNS. When you create the read only VO, by default it does not create any of the attributes as "key" attributes, because the oracle view has no primary key.
Setting owner, tableName and columnName as key attributes solved this issue, now my cascading LOV works in the BC Tester, af:query component and my af:form component.
Regards,
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