Pl/sql process select into

hi all
i created some items on page
p102_a1,p102_a2,p_102_a3....p102_a6
i want to do a process before header with a loop which will insert to this items some value from table
for i in 1..6 do
loop
select employee_id
into :p102_a ||to_char (i)
from employees where serial = 1
so he will insert to all the items(p102_a1..p102_a6) the employee_id
which returns only one row and the same row
is it possible to do such a thing in pl/sql ?
please help
thanks

"user622321",
You are exhibiting very, very, bad manners here on this OTN forum. You've been posting the same questions (about Application Express) in the Database forum, the 10g Grid Control forum, and here. Then in this forum you found an existing thread that had nothing to do with your question, then you changed the subject of the thread and tacked your question on the end. What are you thinking?
Finally, your questions are unclear. They are the kind of questions that invite others to do work for you, first by requiring them to ask you for more information. For questions like this, you should write one or two very clear paragraphs describing your situation, explain what approaches you have already tried or thought about, and what specific aspects you need help with.
You need to go to the Application Express home page (http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/application_express/index.html) and look through all the links, especially the Documentation and Tutorials resources. Complete the 2-Day Plus Developer's Guide and look at the Advanced Tutorials. Download the User's Guide and study it.
Finally, change your handle so that it shows a friendlier name, preferably one that includes your first name. Also put at least your first name in your profile.
If you will please abide by rules of etiquette like these and show that you are willing to put in some work on your end, you'll find the contributers here very helpful and friendly. And most of them aren't even as grumpy as I am.
Scott

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It seems like what you are trying to do is a
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MovingTarget,
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Bye,
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Oracle 11g
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The root issue is that, although you change the value of your page item, it isn't visible to other areas of the page until it is in the session. So, any other action based on the value of your page item; the visibility of a control, a report based on the item's value, etc. will all be unaffected by changing the value of the page item until it has been changed in the session. Even after this the items are stored in the session, you must thereafter do something to cause the value to be reevaluated. To see the effect of this, observe that your page loads and evaluates the value of your page item, it sees that is "MAIN" and hides the regions. However, it doesn't reevaluate them after this.
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select wm_concat(strConcatedCountryList)
from (select country_name as strConcatedCountryList from mdbdev.country_master mdbcm
where mdbcm.country_ship_status = <param?>
order by country_name)
but when I use the same query in function/procedure with "select into", the compilation failed with error *"table or view does not exist"*
FUNCTION GETCOUNTRYLISTTOSHIP (SHIP_STATUS IN NUMBER)
RETURN VARCHAR2
IS
var2CountryList VARCHAR2(1000);
BEGIN
select wm_concat(strConcatedCountryList) INTO var2CountryList
from (select country_name as strConcatedCountryList from mdbdev.country_master mdbcm
where mdbcm.country_ship_status = <value of SHIP_STATUS>
order by country_name);
return var2CountryList;
END;
Please advise/help/hint :)

David, Justine, Thank you. The facts from this forum post helped a lot to get the solution.
The query helped a lot (select * from all_tab_privs_recd where owner = 'MDBDEV' and table_name = 'COUNTRY_MASTER").
there was a grant using ???(donno wht DBA said) and no direct SELECT grant on that country_master to "devusr". grant command executed. Now, it works :)

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