Creating a dynamic sql statement

hi,
I am having a query
select w.id, w.cr_dt, w.cc_cor_addr_id, w.cc_cee_addr_id,
w.ttl_pkgs, w.chrg_wt, wf.wb_bkg_chgd_amt + wf.wb_bkg_chgd_amt_st
from ops_waybl_fin wf, ops_waybl w
where wf.id = w.id
and cre_bill_batch_dtls_id in (select get_bill_batch(1) from dual);
the bold part is a function returns a select query.
if the sql statement is run then we get data based on which the parent query returns data.
how we should use a function that returns select query.
Please advice..

*** not tested *** Sven probably had in mind something like
with
v_count_cust_no as
(select count(orr.param_val) the_count
   from ops_report_req orr
where orr.id = :p_req_id
    and orr.param_nm = 'CUST_ID'
v_count_cust_cntr as
(select count(orr.param_val) the_count
   from ops_report_req orr
where orr.id = :p_req_id
    and orr.param_nm = 'CUST_CNTR_ID'
variant as
(select case when (select the_count from v_count_cust_no) > 0
             then case when (select the_count from v_count_cust_cntr) > 0
                       then 1
                       else 2
                  end
             else case when (select the_count from v_count_cust_cntr) > 0
                       then 3
                       else 4
                  end
        end the_type
   from dual
select w.id,w.cr_dt,w.cc_cor_addr_id,w.cc_cee_addr_id,w.ttl_pkgs,w.chrg_wt,wf.wb_bkg_chgd_amt + wf.wb_bkg_chgd_amt_st
from ops_waybl_fin wf,ops_waybl w
where wf.id = w.id
   and cre_bill_batch_dtls_id in (select to_number(b.id)
                                    from ops_bill_batch_dtls b,ops_cust_cntr cc
                                   where b.cust_cntr_id = cc.id
                                     and b.bill_batch_id = f1(1)
                                     and b.status_lid = 255
                                     and (((select the_type from variant) = 1
                                           and cc.cust_no in (select param_val
                                                                from ops_report_req
                                                               where id = :p_req_id
                                                                 and param_nm = 'CUST_ID'
                                           and cc.ID in (select param_val
                                                           from ops_report_req
                                                          where id = :p_req_id
                                                            and param_nm = 'CUST_CNTR_ID'
                                       or ((select the_type from variant) = 2
                                           and cc.cust_no in (select param_val
                                                                from ops_report_req
                                                               where id = :p_req_id
                                                                 and param_nm = 'CUST_ID'
                                       or ((select the_type from variant) = 3
                                           and cc.ID in (select param_val
                                                           from ops_report_req
                                                          where id = :p_req_id
                                                            and param_nm = 'CUST_CNTR_ID'
                                       or ((select the_type from variant) = 4
                                 ) Regards
Etbin

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