DML DDL Message

Hello Expert,
In My application when users press the “Run” it is executing the DML or DDL statement. What I am looking for it is to display the message that’s come after executing this statement. I am want the same message which appear when you run the DML or DDL statement from SQL command prompt: For example
SQL> Create table xyx (a varchar2(1))
Table created. --- {color:#ff0000}"I want to display this message on my application"{color}
SQL> Drop table xyx
Table dropped. --- {color:#ff0000}"I want to display this message on my application"{color}
SQL> update tb_HR set firstname= 'SAGAR' where AGSNO = 2461059
0 row(s) updated. --- {color:#ff0000}"I want to display this message on my application"{color}
Hopefully my example will explain what I am looking for.
Sagar

Sagor,
Your submit process can use the success message to display whatever you want. Create hidden items or application level varaibles to hold the name of the object you are working with and form the message using them.
Keep Smiling,
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0000 0004 ffff 0000 0001 0013 0000 000f e5ae 9de9 | ....................
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1600 0000 12e5 9bbd e7be 8ee5 ae9d e5b1 b1e8 bf91 | ....................
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