Oracle Apex - View option in each row of interactive grid - plsql

I've a report table in Oracle Apex. I need to add a view button in each row, as the last column. On click on the view button, I need to popup a interactive grid /interactive report/classic report with some more details.
Hard to describe, please refer the attachment. I'm using apex version is 19.1.0.00.15
each rows are having different set of where clause in SQL statement .
Each row navigate to different pages, where i want to show the application/db/interface footprints

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