Tabular form: run procedure with Submit button

I am trying to create a form (pulling from two tables) that allows for 'one' column to be modified. Once you hit submit I'd like the following procedure to run:
Begin
Ht_bpe.populate_schedule;
End;
This will update the associated completion dates (additional populated columns in the form) based off the change done by the end user for that 'one' column and return you back to the same page with the updated dates.
but i keep getting the following error when i test it out:
Error in mru internal routine: ORA-20001: no data found in tabular form
Error Unable to process update.
OK
please help!
Edited by: jclarke2 on Jun 15, 2009 3:58 PM

Hello:
What is the need for the MRU process ? It appears to me that you want to control the DML actions to be taken on submitting the form. If this is the case then all you have to do is to define a 'after submit' page to invoke the 'Ht_bpe.populate_schedule' procedure.
Varad

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