SQL report how to handle user input

All if i have a simple sql query like
select * from tablename
And in th report page i would like to put in differenet boxs so that someone could say have date, and usersphone etc.
Without using PL/SQL function returning sql query Is there a way to say
select * from table
where
date = :P24_inputdate
and
usersphone = :p24_usersphone
And there would have to be something inclucded if nothing was put in by the user and he/she just wanted everything.

How about:
select * from table
where
(date = :P24_INPUTDATE or :P24_INPUTDATE is null)
and
(usersphone = :P24_USERSPHONE or :P24_USERSPHONE is null)
Andrew

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