Dynamic SQL report on Oracle apex4.0

Hi Everyone,
I have two reports in one page.One is the Interactive and other is Sql report. Based on the selection of the row(using checkbox) in the interactive report, the sql report has to display the selected columns.
Note :The report has to be loaded whenever a row is selected and without submitting a button
Can anyone please suggest?
I am using oracle Apex4.0
Regards
Raj

I believe you store the values in the checkboxes. For example, your Interactive Report query looks like:
SELECT '<input type=checkbox value='||OBJID||' />' AS CHECKBOX, T.*
FROM SOME_TABLE T
and in "Report Atributes" the CHECKBOX is displayed as "Standard Report Column".
*1.Create a hidden check list input field.*
It will store a list values of selected checkboxes. make it long enough, eg. 1000.
Let's say the input name is: P000_X_CHECK_LIST
*2. Create Dynamic Action*
This dynamic action is supposed to fill in the P000_X_CHECK_LIST with a list of values, separated by ":" character.
These values will be an input for the SQL report.
Name: Update Check List
Event: Change
Selection Type: jQuery Selector
jQuery Selector: input:checkbox
Action: Set Value
Set Type: JavaScript Expression
function check_list() {
var n = "";
$(":checked").each( function () {
n = n + (n === "" ? "" : ":") + $(this).val();
return n;
check_list();
Selection Type: Item(s) - P000_X_CHECK_LIST
*3. Adjust the "SQL report" query with this magic formula*
AND SEARCHED_ITEM IN (
SELECT item
FROM (SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR (str, '[^:]+', 1, LEVEL) item
FROM (SELECT :P000_X_CHECK_LIST str
FROM DUAL)
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= length (regexp_replace (str, '[^:]+')) + 1)
for example:
SELECT O.*
FROM SOME_OTHER_TABLE O
WHERE SEARCHED_ITEM IN (
SELECT item
FROM (SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR (str, '[^:]+', 1, LEVEL) item
FROM (SELECT *:P000_X_CHECK_LIST* str
FROM DUAL)
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= length (regexp_replace (str, '[^:]+')) + 1)
*4. Adjust the Dynamic Action:*
Advanced: Event Scope: "live"
*5. Add one more True action to the Dynamic Action:*
Action: Refresh
Selection type: Region
Region: The region of the "SQL report".
Volia!
Best regards,
Krzysztof

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