Dynamic lovs in parameter forms ... Is this possible?

Hi
I am using report developer 10g on windows xp.
I need a cascading prompt style dynamic LOVs in my report parameter form.
The first LOV displays a set of values (say for eg. dept list). The second LOV will display another list, based on the value chosen by the user in the first LOV (Eg. List of employee names in that dept).
My first LOV select statement may look like below for the user parameter say P_DEPT
select deptno from dept;
My sencod LOV select stmnt may look like below for the user parameter P_EMP
select ename from emp where deptno = :P_DEPT
Each time I try to set the second LOV, report developer complains "Bind variables not allowed in select statement"
Same error msg comes if I reference the first user parameter(P_DEPT) as a lexical parmaeter.
How do I acheive the above in report parameter form? Any help is appreciated greatly...
Thanks
Suma
Message was edited by: suma
user519129

Hi Brad,
Thanks for the reply. I had almost given up hope on receiving replies to this message.
I do agree that it is simpler (and a lot striaght forward) to just use forms to develop dynamic LOVs of cascading prompt style, that is required in my app. But in our shop, we have integrated forms and reports in such a way, that all the report parameters are handled by report developer's own parameter form, rather than coding a separate logic on the forms side to handle the report parameters(as this has to be done on the forms side for every report that we generate, We thought it would be better to use the reports developer to handle the parameter input and then pass the .rdf to forms app). Currently in all our app, the parameter form generated by the report developer is rendered as HTML form on the browser (when the concerned rdf file is called within the forms app) and by submitting this we get the report output)
Hence I am very keen to get this done somehow on the report developer side.
I do hope I get some input on this. Also, its a little surprising that such a simple feature is not readily avalibale in the report parameter form. I hope oracle report developer team is reading this message...:)
Thanks
Suma

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