Dynamic SVG Chart Pie query

Hi,
I am trying to build a page that displays an SVG pie chart with the following query:
SELECT '', "&P4_SHOW.", count(*)
FROM "MY_TABLE"
GROUP BY null, "&P4_SHOW."
ORDER BY "&P4_SHOW."
where P4_SHOW is a list of columns of the table 'MY_TABLE'.
However, I get the following error when I try to save the chart definition:
Query cannot be parsed, please check the syntax of your query. (ORA-01741: illegal zero-length identifier)
Thanks for your help.

you're unfortunately not going to be able to build your svg chart off that query in the current build of html db. to explain the issue real quickly, P4_SHOW doesn't have state while you're working in the development environment. because of that, your query's being run as something like...
SELECT '', "", count(*)
FROM "MY_TABLE"
GROUP BY null, ""
ORDER BY ""
...and you'll get that same "illegal zero-length identifier" in sqlplus if you try to run it there. we'll hopefully be able address this issue in a post-production release of the tool, but the best work-around for now would be for you to add multiple svg regions to your page. have one region per column of MY_TABLE and conditionally display the appropriate region based on P4_SHOW.
hope this helps,
raj

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Sekhar.

All browsers have SVG support built-in now, except for Internet Explorer that needs help. The Adobe SVG Viewer is just one of the options for that help, it is no longer supported officially, but you can still download it.
Going from SVG to Flash is throwing out much of the power you get from the openness.

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