Try to use dynamic sql connection for additioal data for xml publisher

I understand that the xml publisher is using template to merger the xml data output (say from Oracle report).
We have some Oracle seeded report and do not wish to modify these report, but we do need to add additional data to these reports. In the past, the tool we used has the capability to make dynamic sql calls to get these additional data. Can this be achieved in xml publisher?
I did noticed that the template builder has two options for upload data source: from a data file or from a sql connection, but seems they can not be used together. Not much document I can find for this. Thank you in advance for your help.
Frank

Hi All,
Sandeep: if u have the solution pls send to my email id [email protected]
ill really appriciate u r response.
I have the same requirement to develop AR Invoice Report in XML publisher, actually it was developed using Optio Layout.my issue is the actual AR Invoice RDF contains 20 records and it showing the 20 recodes when we run that program (concurrent program output) after that while printing this report uisng the OPTIO layout (The Optio system is fetching some more records (10 records)) it printing total 30 records. i mean here the OPTIO is handling some pl/sql code i guess..
so now how we can handle this requirement using XMLP.I am using RTF Templates with 5.6.2 v. Is it possible to do the same manner how the OPTIO was doing. Is this possible with any other Templates ?. or we need to customize the RDF itself ? .but I know that I can go ahead and modify the existing out-of-the-box report, but I do not want to do that. I do not have control over the XML that is generated since the XML is generated when the report is run. Is there any way to retrieve the extra information AFTER the xml has been generated and BEFORE the template is applied ?
Thanks,
Rad

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>
I'm trying to create a function utilizing Dynamic SQL. But why?
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