Create Partition tables in PL/SQL using Execute Immediate

Hi
I have to create a partiton table in PL/SQL using Execute Immediate. I concat the necessary Create Table syntax into a variable and use Execute Immediate variable name. This gives a error ORA-00900: invalid SQL statement. However if i cut and paste the SQL statement from DBMS_OUTPUT, the table creation goes through without any problem.
What could be the issue. Has anyone face this before please.
I am using 10G DB

Thanks for your reply. It is a big code. I am pasting the part required.
v_sqlstmtout :='CREATE TABLE a_10(MYDATE DATE NOT NULL,ID NUMBER(14) NOT NULL)';
v_sqlstmtout := v_sqlstmtout || ' PARTITION BY RANGE (MYDATE) ';
v_sqlstmtout := v_sqlstmtout || 'SUBPARTITION BY HASH(id) ';
v_sqlstmtout := v_sqlstmtout || 'SUBPARTITION TEMPLATE(';
v_sqlstmtout := v_sqlstmtout || 'SUBPARTITION SP1,SUBPARTITION SP2) ';
v_sqlstmtout := v_sqlstmtout || '(PARTITION mth_dummy VALUES LESS THAN ';
v_sqlstmtout := v_sqlstmtout || '('||V_SQLSTMT3||')' || v_sqlstmt||')';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ''''||v_sqlstmtout||'''';
variables are substituted through data from different tables.
The output looks like the following
CREATE TABLE a_10(MYDATE DATE NOT NULL,ID NUMBER(14) NOT NULL)
PARTITION BY RANGE (mydate) SUBPARTITION BY HASH(id) SUBPARTITION
TEMPLATE(SUBPARTITION SP1,SUBPARTITION SP2) (PARTITION mth_dummy VALUES
LESS THAN ('01-MAY-2006'), PARTITION mth_JAN2007 VALUES LESS THAN
('01-FEB-2007'))
The above is the output from DBMS_OUTPUT. If i run this statement the table is created. Please help..

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