Unable to pass comma separated values for in clause

I have the following query : for :P_LEG_NUM Parameter when i am passing values like 1,2,5 as string type i am getting invalid number error... I have defined in clause for it but still it does not work.. For individual values like 2, etc it works... how can i pass comma separted values for this bind variable
select trip_number as prl_trip_number,
       flight_number as prl_f_number,
       trip_leg_id as prl_trip_leg_id,
       leg_number as prl_leg_num,
       dicao as prl_dicao,
       etd_zulu as prl_etd_zulu,
       aicao as prl_aicao,
       eta_zulu as prl_eta_zulu,
       to_char(etd_zulu,'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI') as prl_cb_etd,
       to_char(eta_zulu,'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI') as prl_cb_eta,
       diata as prl_diata,
       aiata as prl_aiata,
      (select client_name
       from xxwfs_trip_header_details t_h
       where t_h.trip_number = t_leg.trip_number) as prl_client_name,
      (select to_char((select systimestamp at time zone 'GMT' from dual),'YYYY-MM-DD-HH24MI')
       from dual) as prl_curr_zulu_date
from xxwfs_trip_leg_details t_leg
where 1=1
and t_leg.leg_number in nvl(:P_LEG_NUM,t_leg.leg_number)
and t_leg.trip_number = :P_trip_no

This is the problem know as <tt>'Varying IN List'</tt> issue.
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1 with e as (select '7499,7698,7654,7902' as enos from dual)
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4 from emp
5 where empno in (select regexp_substr(enos,'[^,]+',1,rownum)
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select ES_DIAGNOSIS_CODE DC from ecg_study WHERE PS_PROTOCOL_ID LIKE 'H6L-MC-LFAN'
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I am using the query below to split the comma separated value but the below query is taking lot of time to return the data.
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Hi BluShadow,
I know that this function is fast with varchar2 strings from several years of using it. With CLOBs one may need something faster, but the OP didn't menion CLOBs.
Best regards,
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