Problem with writing a procedure with table name as an input parameter

Hi all,
I am writing a procedure with table name as an input parameter:
below is the code
create or replace procedure prc(in_tbl in varchar2)
as
begin
execute immediate ' truncate table tlb ';
insert into tbl
select a,b,c from in_tbl;
end;

user579585 wrote:
Hi all,
I am writing a procedure with table name as an input parameter:
below is the code
create or replace procedure prc(in_tbl in varchar2)
as
begin
execute immediate ' truncate table tlb ';
insert into tbl
select a,b,c from in_tbl;
end;You'll also need to use dynamic sql for the insert:
execute immediate 'begin insert into tbl select a,b,c from '||in_tbl||'; end';

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