Graph using static lov

I am using a static lov which has a code and description. I select an entry from this lov and it's code is stored in a table.
I now want to create a chart on the contents of this table, but need to translate the code stored in the table to the description stored in the static lov.
Is it possible to do this? If so, any hints!?
Toby

So you have a table with a code value in it. The description of the code value is in a static LOV item. I would suggest creating a table in the database with the code and description. Then use a dynamic LOV instead of the static LOV and of course for completeness sake create a foreign key from the table you currently have to your new LOV table.
Now to get the description of a code, you just do a SELECT on your code/description table. This would be helpful for a chart title maybe?
Your LOV item on your page will visually display the description, but when referenced it will have the value of the code. So have your SELECT statement in your chart reference your LOV in its WHERE clause.
Mike

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OK
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ORA-20001: Error fetching column value: ORA-01403: no data foundI'm guessing the product is trying to take my static LOV and place it in a function to be able to generate which value is being displayed as text, from the select lists. However, it doesn't work.
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Hi Patrick.
I've tried STATIC:Yes;Y,No;Nwhile stating it is a Select List (static LOV). The values that are rendered on the page are
[STATIC:Yes]
[No        ]
----------I tried the same thing with STATIC2 instead of STATIC, and the same thing happened.
It also broke if I tried STATIC or STATIC2 under Select List (query based LOV). This is within a report where there is no hyperlink to say 'Create/Edit static list' or 'Create Dynamic List', as there is under select list items.
However, I am finding that for some reason, the values being sent to the PDF are not the values in the database (Y/N), but the showing values (Yes/No). This happens when I use the domain_code select query as the query based LOV.
Furthermore, I cannot get any columns not rendering on the page to be generated in the PDF. I have a column that groups items depending on values, and I want this grouping to display in the PDF instead on the original value, ideally.
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i also had like this. static lov. it's fine
just choose literal and give N
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See http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=24317:43
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Hi Vikas,
Thanks for sharing.
" [Not sure if one technique has any performance advantages over the other]"It seems to me that in your technique it should be simpler to maintain several gif options – editing LOV seems simpler then editing the DECODE parameters list. I'm also thinking about the option of using dynamic LOV for gifs stored in a table.
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Jezzer,
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Overall, it is a very simple page with a report region on a 150 row table with some optional filters.
The trace file has the actual SQL statement executed by that PL/SQL block.
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begin select lov_disp_value, lov_return_value bulk collect into
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Parse 116 0.05 0.05 0 0 0 0
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Misses in library cache during parse: 1
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Fetch 116 0.01 0.01 0 348 0 232
total 348 0.10 0.09 0 696 0 232
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I'm new to apex. I created a report and it contains a LOV.
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Hi,
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But I'm not understanding the condition part.
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