Create a link in a table calls sql statement

Hello,
I'm very new to htmldb but need to complete a project within a tight timeline. I created a sql report in a region. On each row, I have an on/off link, which used to trigger a sql statement. It turns a flag on and off in a table. Key needs to be passed with the link to be used in sql. How do I passed the key in the link and how can I call the sql statement? Where can I put the sql statement? Can someone give me some tips?
Your help is greatly appreciated!
Jun

if you take a look at the "Understanding URL Syntax" section in chapter 6 of our User Guide, you'll see that you can set item values in html db via the URL by passing name/value pairs through the url. to see it in action, use our "Report with links to form on a table (2 Pages)" wizard to generate a form and a report on some table of yours. when you run that report page and click an edit link on it, you'll see how it passes its values to the form page using our URL syntax. in your case you'd want to create an item like MY_PROD_KEY_ITEM and set its value via your link. you'd then run your pl/sql block referring to the value of that item. when doing so, you'd probably want to use the bind variable syntax that's also explained in chapter 6, "Referencing Session State".
--raj

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