Need to return dynamic column names for a function returning nested table

I am having a pl/sql function which is returning a nested table.
For this i have defined an object which is having 4 attributes- 1 number type, 3 varchar2 type -p1,p2,p3.
My function is taking input parameter v1,v2,v3 all of varchar2 type.Inside the function body,i am using these (v1,v2,v3) to filter data from an sql query and i am also
using pivot function in this sql query.
At the end my function is returning the object as defined in the starting .
When i am excuting this function,thru select statement :
select * from table(f1_test('A','B','C'));
i am geting p1,p2,p3 as column name ,which are names used when i had defined object type.Instead i want column name to be dynamic (wotever i am passing in function as
parameter while executing the function ,here A,B,C)
Please help me in geting column names dynamic as passed in input parameter (i.e A,B,C for this case )
Sample code for the problem:
create or replace TYPE obj1 AS OBJECT
( id number(5,0)
,p1 varchar2(10),
,p2 varchar2(10)
,p3 varchar2(10)
create or replace TYPE tt1 AS TABLE OF OBJ1;
create or replace
function f1_test (v1 varchar2,v2 varchar2,v3 varchar2)
return tt1 as
v_return tt1 ;
v_str varchar2(30000);
begin
v_str:='
select
cast(
multiset(
select * from
select
aa.report_id
,cc.name
,e.amount
from
aa,cc,e
where
<join conditions>
and cc.name in ('''||v1||''','''||v2||''','''||v3||''')
pivot (sum (amount) for name in ('''||v1||''' as '||v1||','''||v2||''' as '||v2||','''||v3||''' as '||v3||'))
as tt1)
from
dual';
dbms_output.put_line(v_str);
execute immediate v_str
into
v_return ;
return v_return;
end;
Edited by: 845831 on 20 Mar, 2011 12:15 PM

select id,p1 A,p2 B,p3 C from table(f1_test('A','B','C'));
drop function f1_test;
drop type tt1;
drop type obj1;
create or replace TYPE obj1 AS OBJECT
( id number(5,0)
,p1 varchar2(10)
,p2 varchar2(10)
,p3 varchar2(10)
create or replace TYPE tt1 AS TABLE OF OBJ1;
CREATE OR REPLACE
  FUNCTION f1_test(
      v1 VARCHAR2,
      v2 VARCHAR2,
      v3 VARCHAR2)
    RETURN tt1
  AS
    v_return tt1 ;
    v_str VARCHAR2(30000);
  BEGIN
    v_str:='select cast(multiset(select 1,''20'',''30'',''40'' from dual) as tt1) from dual';
    dbms_output.put_line(v_str);
    EXECUTE immediate v_str INTO v_return ;
    RETURN v_return;
  END;
/

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