Srw.message

Oracle Reports builder 10g
I have an lov that is dependent upon the lov above it. If the user picks a choice in the second lov that does not correspond the report will crash. I want to add a message that says 'Incorrect lov for parameter XYZ'. How do i do this in the after parameter form.

Something like this in your after-parameter-form might be all you need.
IF <CHOICE IS NOT VALID> THEN
   SRW.MESSAGE(1,'Incorrect lov for parameter XYZ');
   RETURN (FALSE);
END IF;Hope this helps.
p.s. you would have to supply the logic for the <CHOICE IS NOT VALID> criteria
Edited by: jl1997 on Mar 15, 2011 9:30 AM

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    Email Update button has been pressed: Sending email to [email protected]
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    STATUS
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    UPDATE
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