Dynamic Query having IN Clause with VARCHAR parameters

My query is like this -
SELECT * FROM TABLE1 WHERE parm1 IN ('v1','v2',v3');
Now I want to write this as dynamic query as input is coming as csv value -
ip varchar2(500)
ip:= 'v1,v2,v3';
How to write this query now ??
I take variables -
sqlQry VARCHAR2(4000)
sqlQry:= 'SELECT * FROM TABLE1 WHERE parm1 IN ' ¦¦ ip -- this will not work
pls help
thnx
D

Hi,
When doing some dynamic SQL it is always a good idea to output the generated SQL just to make sure it is well formed.
For example doing dbms_output.put_line('sqlQry : '||sqlQry);instead of executing it.
In your case, you would have noticed that the generated SQL would look like : SELECT * FROM TABLE1 WHERE parm1 IN v1,v2,v3Where the parenthesis around the in-list are lacking, and the values are not between quotes :
Changing your lines to : (...)
ip:= '''v1'',''v2'',''v3''';
sqlQry:= 'SELECT * FROM TABLE1 WHERE parm1 IN (' || ip ||')' ; should allow it to work.

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