How to call at PL/SQL package?

Hi,
How to call a PL/SQL package from withing a VORowImpl?
Also what packages need to be imported for this?
Thanks,
AD

Hi,
Thanks for the replies friends.
I understand this is not a good practice to call a pl/sql package. I tried as per the OAF standards.
My requirement is to display the GL String in a region of type table. This is in iExpense and the region is (ReviewBusinessCCardTblRN.xml) i.e. the Review page in the Expense report creation steps.
The data in this region is not coming directly from one VO. There are two VOs involved in it.
1> BusinessCCardLinesForReviewVO
2> ReceiptBasedLinesVO (This is the actual source of data and it contains a SQL statement)
The "BusinessCCardLinesForReviewVORowImpl" calls methods in "ReceiptBasedLinesVORowImpl" to get all the data.
So, my approach was to
1> Extend "ReceiptBasedLinesVO" and add an attribute for the GL String in the SQL statement.
2> Write a method in the "ReceiptBasedLinesVOExRowImpl" to fetch the GL String.
3> Extend BusinessCCardLinesForReviewVO and add an attribute for the GL String.
4> In the extended VO's (BusinessCCardLinesForReviewVOExRowImpl) row impl, call "ReceiptBasedLinesVOExRowImpl" GL String method.
5> Then use "BusinessCCardLinesForReviewVO" GL string attribute to display in the region.
Is there anything wrong with this approach?
But, this does not seem to be working.
Steps 3, 4, 5 are working as I tested with hard coded values in "BusinessCCardLinesForReviewVOExRowImpl".
But when I call method in "ReceiptBasedLinesVOExRowImpl" to get the GL String, it does not working. No error returned. The page displays all the values as it was displaying in the standard functionality.
As this is an urgent requirement, I thought of writting a PL/SQL function which would take CCID from "BusinessCCardLinesForReviewVO" and return the GL String.
And call this PL/SQL funtion in "BusinessCCardLinesForReviewVOExRowImpl".
Please help me on this.
Srini: Could you please give the exact syntax for calling the PL/SQL stored function in VORowImpl.
Thanks,
AD

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