ODC sampe database lookup script

I am looking for sample code for Oracle Document Capture 10gR3 (10.1.3.5)for doing a database lookup. We have several fields that need lookups from different databases so we can't use the OoTB database lookup. For example we pull employee information (based on EMP#, pulls First/last name, DOB, etc) and non employee information from another (example based on an auth# pull medical exam date, dr, etc).
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