Url syntax to call stored procedure

I want to call a stored procedure (STOERFALL_PROC). owner is ELVE_TEST
v_ba_id and v_sf_id are paremeters for the procedure
#SF_BA_ID# and #BEARBEITEN# are column values of my reports region for the parameters
in the url field of the column link attributes of my report region i set this url syntax to call the proc
#ELVE_TEST#.STOERFALL_PROC?v_ba_id=#SF_BA_ID#,v_sf_id=#BEARBEITEN#
but it doesn´t works and I don´t know why.
Can me help someone?

user512746 (you can have a name display by going to "Your Control Panel") -
Are you by chance using a manually created report region, using htmldb_item (or apex_item)?
If so, then your problem may be what is discussed in the thread at Column value substitution in tabular form element attributes
and
Column value substitution in tabular form element attributes
(specifically near the end of each thread).
If you're using a wizard generated report, then the problem may be different, I'm not sure.
Hope this helps.
Bill Ferguson

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