How to set Where cluase AND dynamically?

Hi all,
I need some info on how we can assign the value to bind variable in AND of the where clause of View Object Query
from the backing bean. As of now I am using the below lines of code for that.
ViewObject vo = am.findViewObject("TestDynamicWhere");
vo.setNamedWhereClauseParam("bindVarDeptId", new Number(10));
vo.executeQuery();
but I am getting error at "am" - Variable not found and at "findViewObject" - this method not found
I replaced am with my AppModule name but still I am getting the same errors. Kindly help me out in this.
Thanks,
Phani.

I don't think you have to do all those useless things just to set the bind variable:
when you drag exexuteWithParam Operation of your viewObject from DataControl as a button, you will be good to go...
now setting bind variable ...
just create a attribute binding from the same viewObject that you want to bind ... eg. in you case you want to bind bindVarDeptId var, so just create a attribute binding for the same var from you viewObject.
final step:
on the pagedef file of executeWithParam provide: ( when you go to the binding tab of your page where you dragged the executeWithParam, you will be that binding, right click and go to source and change NDValue as shown below:)
*NDValue="#{bindings.bindVarDeptId.inputValue}"*
Now it's all done.
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