Display 4 parameters in the body of the error message

How do I display 4 parameters in the body of the error message when a CAPI fires?
By default only the primary key is inculded in the body of the message generated by default for any CAPI.
For e.g. I have an employee table with following columns:
emp_id, dept_id, location_id.
The employee_name, department_name and location_name is stored in 3 different table.
Now when the Business Rule is violated, I would like the message as:
The employee Mr. XYZ belonging to the Department ENGG and residing at the location SAN JOSE ....... <Business Rule Text>.
Can someone help?

Hi,
@ kranthi.k | Rod West
First of all, thank you very much for your inputs.
Rod West
Very nice article with very clear steps from LearnDiscoverer blog.
I have followed your instructions:
1). Created a package to enable me to set and retrieve contexts from in Discoverer
2). Imported the set_context and show_context functions
3). Created a calculation to call the set_context
Unfortunately, when I run the report I did not get any result.
As an analysis to trace the issue, I used TOAD to set the SET_CONTEXT and when I did that I ended up with the following error message:
!http://i40.tinypic.com/1563dzn.jpg!
Why it keeps asking me about privileges? Is there a way to avoid that please?
Thanks in advance.
With Regards,
Rafeea
Edited by: Rafea on May 19, 2009 12:43 AM

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