Replace Words in PDF From PLSQL

Hi All,
This is Naveen, I need a solution for replace words in a PDF file from PLSQL. Actually my files are in file server from there i need to pick file and replace words and show to user as a output file.
Example :
Lets Take Product Attachments,In there
Bill No :&&BILLNO
Customer No :&&CUSTNO
etc.
Instead of &&BILLNO we need to replace 123
&&CusomerNo as 345
Because in my company each product have different type of template so i need this.
Any of one can guide me on this.
Application:Oracle Apps

First, this is the wrong forum for this question. This is for discussions about SQL Developer Data Modeler.
2nd. Looks like you should convert your PDF files to Word documents and use a simple mail merge type function (or macro?) to populate the variables. Look up mail merge in the Word help. There is a way to connect to an Oracle db to pull the data from a table but I am afraid it has been too long since I did that to remember the details. Ask this question on the right forum and you should find better help.

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