Oracle Report call Oracle Report to generate single output

Is it possible for an Oracle Report to call another Oracle Report and generate single output?
Report one is a form letter and the second report is the accompanying information described in the letter. The reports cannot be merged because the second report is very complex and used by many programs and purposes.
Using 6i on 10g database, currently migrating to 11g Reports and database.
Thank you.

6i is not certified with 10g DatabaseWell, that is not completely true. 6i Even works and is partly certified against 11g, since Oracle Apps 11 is built in Developer 6i and certified against 11g.
To call a report from a report use SRW.RUN_REPORT.

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script file.
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System which will cause your machine to crash when this
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corrected for the version 7.5 release of the Operating System.
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-- NOTE: This AppleScript Application was written for the Macintosh
-- Operating System version 7.5. It has not been tested
-- on any other version of the Macintosh Operating
-- System.
-- Author
-- ======
-- Doug Bitting
-- Oracle Worldwide Technical Support
-- Apple Desktop Products Group
-- Date: 21-MAR-95
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-- Be careful, the << and >> characters are option-\ and option-|
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set mn to (word 6 of dt)
set sec to (word 7 of dt)
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paramVals varchar2(64);
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