Authorisation scheme: poll from function from PL/SQL Boolean value

Hello
I use with authorisation schemes on page 2 as function of PL/SQL to return a Boolean.

The value of P1_PREF is from page1 (search) report box, driven model type (< class td = "t12data" >#PREF # < table >)

--(lien hypertexte pref) to page 2 P2_PREF.

I tried passing the value (: P2_PREF or: P1_PREF) but it does not work. If I assign (where pref = "100") or any other value it works fine.
Is it to do with sessions or to store the value in a variable prior to authorization of the page. Please notify.

DECLARE
v_userrole VARCHAR2 (400) DEFAULT NULL;
v_staffaccess VARCHAR2 (400) DEFAULT NULL;
BEGIN

Select USER_ROLE IN v_userrole
to userrole
where (upper (USER_LOGIN) = upper(:APP_USER)
or (upper (:APP_USER)) = 'TEST');

Select staff_access in the v_staffaccess of sm
where pref = "P2_PREF";

IF INSTR (v_userrole, 'A') > 0
THEN
RETURN TRUE;
END IF;

IF (((v_userrole) = "SP" OR (v_userrole) = 'U') and nvl (upper (v_staffaccess), 'x') do not ("SUPER %')) THEN)
RETURN TRUE;
ELSE RETURN FALSE;
END IF;

END;

Please advise on the passage of the value.
Thank you very much
Harinder

Hi Harinder

There are many ways this can be achieved. It seems to me that your problem is that the value passed to page 2 is not be updated at each visit?

So how about this (as only one way to do it).

Page 1 to P1_PREF
You press a button or link to go to page 2, that SUPPORTS THE PAGE (important)
You have a hidden item P2_PREF on page2, who has...

Source used - always replace any existing value in session state
Source - point Type

And then refer to P1_PREF.

Or you can create a calculation that sets the value of P2_PREF to the value of P2_PREF on the laundry front header.

Or your button on page 1 could create a branch to page 2 using "defined these elements" "with these values" options in the industry...

See you soon

Ben

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