Process All Records Returned in a SQL Report

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Hello,
I have an SQL Report that I've put a checkbox in the first column. I need to process all the records returned regardless if they are checked or not. If the row is checked I need to update a column in the table with one value and if it unchecked I need to update the same column with a different value.
IF row is checked: UPDATE table SET cus_code = 'REQ' else cus_code = 'DEL'
SELECT apex_item.checkbox(1,rownum,'UNCHECKED') " ",
FROM table
WHERE ...There are lots of examples of how to deal with the row if it is checked such as:
BEGIN
    FOR i in 1..APEX_APPLICATION.G_F01.COUNT LOOP
        UPDATE emp
        SET ticked = 'Y'
        WHERE empno = APEX_APPLICATION.G_F01(i);
    END LOOP;
COMMIT;
END;I have not found any examples on how to process those rows that are unchecked. Can someone help me with how to do this?
Please let me know if I'm not clear.
Thanks,
Joe

Answer 1

Hello all,
Thanks to everyone trying to make suggestions. Before I attempt to address some of the this suggestions I'm having other major problems. I can't even get the data to display!! Here's what I have:
SELECT   apex_item.checkbox(1,dcu_id,'UNCHECKED') " "
     ,cust_number
     ,cust_company_name
     ,cust_address
     ,cust_city
     ,cust_state
     ,cust_postal_code
     ,decode(cls_code,'A','Active','I','Inactive','D','Active-Declining','P','Prospect') seg_descr
     ,annual_sales
     ,year_month
     ,dlr_id
     ,dlr_code
     ,cust_id
     ,drg_code
FROM jr_customers_dm_query
    ,xmltable (trim ('''' || replace (:P29_PURCHASE_AMT, ':', ''',''') || ''''))
WHERE round(annual_sales,0) BETWEEN regexp_substr (column_value, '\w+')  AND
                        regexp_substr (column_value, '\w+', 1, 2)        AND
      cls_code IN (trim ('''' || replace (:P29_CUST_SEG, ':', ''',''') || ''''))   AND
      drg_code IN (trim ('''' || replace (:P29_DISTANCE, ':', ''',''') || '''')) AND
      dlr_id = :P29_DLR_ID;Break down:
P29_PURCHASE_AMT is a multi-select list with the possible values of: 0-0:1-1000:1000-5000:5000-10000:10000-25000:25000+
P29_CUST_SEG is a multi-select list with the possible values of: A:D:I:P
P29_DISTANCE is a multi-select list with the possible values of: 0-5:5-10:10-15:15-20:20-25
As you know I have to parse and convert these strings to a usable format for the WHERE clause.
The first parseing:
xmltable (trim ('''' || replace (:P29_PURCHASE_AMT, ':', ''',''') || ''''))
WHERE round(annual_sales,0) BETWEEN regexp_substr (column_value, '\w+')  AND
                        regexp_substr (column_value, '\w+', 1, 2)This replaces the colon with a comma and puts single quotes around the values then takes the values out and puts them into the variables of 'column_value' to be used in the BETWEEN clause.
The next two:
      cls_code IN (trim ('''' || replace (:P29_CUST_SEG, ':', ''',''') || ''''))   AND
      drg_code IN (trim ('''' || replace (:P29_DISTANCE, ':', ''',''') || '''')) ANDThis replaces the colon with a comma and concats a single quote around the values. The conversion will be: 'A','D','I','P' and '0-5','5-10','10-15' etc.
I know this because if you take these statements and run them against DUAL as in:
SELECT (trim ('''' || replace ('A:D:I:P', ':', ''',''') || '''')) FROM dual;
Result:  'A','D','I','P'The problem is that there is no data returned even though there are 10 rows in the table, jr_customers_dm_query, that contain data that satisfy the WHERE clause. If I take out all the parseing "stuff" and use actual values then the rows are returned. So there is a problem with all this parseing and I have NO idea where it is!!
I really need some help! Then I get to try the processing problem! And I'm very going to be needing help with that!
Thanks,
Joe