Stored procedure parameter for in condition

Hi,
Is it possible to use a parameter for the following where Parameter should have a list of ids separated by commas and contained with in parenthesis..
Select * from table
where id in Parameter
If so, what should be the type for the Parameter variable ? because in parameter expects a number but our value should be 1,2,3 contained with in parenthesis
Select * from table
where id in (1,2,3)
Thanks,
RM

Consider inserting your list of IDs into a table.
Then you can do: WHERE id IN (select id from your table)

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As you must be aware of that a crystal report created of a stored procedure will allow only a single value for inserting a multiple value as a parameter in your report and pass those values to your stored procedure please follow the below work around which will be helpful for you.
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In Crystal Reports, you want to pass a multi-value parameter to a stored procedure. The problem with doing so is that Crystal Reports considers the multi-value parameter to be an array.
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