Interactive Report based on pl/sql function body

Can an interactive report be based on a pl/sql function body returning the query sql? Or does it have to be based directly on the SQL?
Thanks

Hello "unknown user",
As far is I know an Interactive Report can only be based on 'regular' SQL. If you have a Report based on a 'PL/SQL function body returning SQL' the option to migrate the report to an interactive report is not there.
Regards,
Roel
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