Package in PL/SQL

Question

I wrote a package in PL/SQL that based on an Oracle table and some java-script variables that the user enters (Month and Year), changes the value of one of the columns of the table. I wrote a javascript method that sends the value of Month, Year and the value of a radio button (LD) that lets you change the value of the column or not to another procedure that I wrote.
In that procedure, I wrote an IF...ELSE statement like the following:
IF (Month=03 & Year=2011 & LD = 'Y')
then
sql_stmt:=alter LOCK_DATE="Y" from date_tbl;
ELSE IF
alter LOCK_DATE="Y" from date_tbl;
END IF;Now, I want to add another non-visible variable that based on the hyperlink, gets the value of one of the fields. If the value is Y or N then another column get be changed. For example,
IF (Month=03 & Year=2011 & LD = 'Y' &value of non_visible field='N')
then
sql_stmt:=alter LOCK_DATE="Y" from date_tbl;
ELSE IF
alter LOCK_DATE="Y" from date_tbl;
END IF;How can I accomplish this?

Answer 1

fqman wrote:
http://www.p_month=03&p_year=2011&p_id=Y&p_nonvisible=Y
Not a valid URL.
A valid URL will look as follows:
http://<server>/<service>?<query-string>
Example:
http://my-webserver.mydomain.com/pls/myprocedure?year=2010&id=Y&nonvisible=YIf you are using a web enabled stored proc (called via mod_plsql from Apache), then the procedure's parameter signature needs to match that of the query string.
E.g.
create or replace procedure MyProcedure( year number, id varchar2, nonVisible vachar2 ) is
begin
end;No need to parse the query string. Oracle Web Architecture for PL/SQL does not work that way - user procs do not parse query string with the call methods that mod_plsql uses.