PreparedStatement for SQL using IN (SQL Server 2000)

Hi, guys
How can I create a preparedStatement for a query using IN operator, which allow me to insert any number of parameters?
eg: SELECT * FROM Students WHERE lastname IN (?, ?, ?, ....)
Thanks
jacklty

Hi, I have found a simpler way of doing this.
private static final String QUERYSTRING = "SELECT * from junk_table "+
" WHERE status in (:x) " ;
<..somewhere later in the code...>
StringBuffer tempBuffer=new StringBuffer(QUERYSTRING);
//Find :1 and replace with a comma separeted list of stauts
tempBuffer.replace(tempBuffer.indexOf(":x"),tempBuffer.indexOf(":x") + ":x".length(),
new String(System.getProperty("status")));
In short, here I am creating my own bind parameters named as :x,:y (lack of imagination on my part...) and then replacing the values of those values with the comma-separated value before actually creating the PreparedStatement.
Hope this works
--Ved

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