Spliting the SP Parameter data to be use in IN condition

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Hi all,

I have One SP which accept the parameter @countrycode.
the input data is like this 'IN,UK,AS,WS'

now in sp there is query like

SQL

SELECT * FROM country_master WHERE C_Code IN (@countrycode)

now i want when it executed it must be like this

SQL

SELECT * FROM country_master WHERE C_Code IN ('IN','UK','AS','WS')

For that i have replaced "," char with " ',' " . but it then IN codition taking 'IN','UK','AS','WS' as a whole value . it did not consider IN , UK , AS, WS as a separate value

i don't want to use SP_Execute functionality.

Posted 25-Nov-10 20:33pm

RDBurmon

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Goutam Patra 26-Nov-10 3:57am

Check my answer again i have edited the same.

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What about this:

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declare @sqlStr varchar(500)

set @sqlStr = 'SELECT * FROM temp WHERE C_Code IN (' + @countrycode + ')'
exec (@sqlStr)

Posted 25-Nov-10 22:00pm

saini arun

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RDBurmon 29-Nov-10 2:35am

Not worked

saini arun 29-Nov-10 3:22am

Please post the code which did not work.

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Goutam Patra · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-25T20:41:00

Solution 1

Have a look at Table valued parameters[^].

[Edit]
For SQL 2005 take you can use XML data.
Take a look at Here[^]
[End Edit]

Perhaps this will solve your purpose

Posted 25-Nov-10 20:41pm

Goutam Patra

Updated 25-Nov-10 21:57pm

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RDBurmon 26-Nov-10 3:35am

thanks frnds can you please suggest the same solution for sql server 2005

RDBurmon 26-Nov-10 3:35am

cause i am using sql server 2005

Dalek Dave 26-Nov-10 3:50am

Good Answer