Table name as parameter to function

Hi all,
can anybody help me on the below issue..
i have a function like this:
**create or replace**
**function "IL_SUM_AVG_FN" return number is**
**cursor c1 is**
**     select     sum_avg_val value**
**     from     wel_10_tab**
**     where     type='1';**
**v_sum number;**
**v_count number;**
**BEGIN**
**     v_sum:=0;**
**     v_count:=0;**
**     for i in c1 loop**
**          if v_count=0 then**
**               v_sum:=i.value;**
**          else**
**               v_sum:=abs(i.value+v_sum);**
**          end if;**
**          v_count:=v_count+1;**
**     end loop;**
**     return v_sum;**
**END;**
now my requirement is like..i want to pass a value as parameter to the function..say i will pass 10 or11 or 12
then it should change the table name in the cursor according to the parameter.i.e
if the parameter is 10 it should be: select sum_avg_val value from wel_10_tab where type='1';
if the parameter is 11 it should be: select sum_avg_val value from wel_11_tab where type='1';
if the parameter is 12 it should be: select sum_avg_val value from wel_12_tab where type='1';
parameter has only these three possible values..
how to achieve this?
please help..

Hi,
you can do without execute immediate and one cursor is sufficient, if you use open cursor for ...:
set serveroutput on;
drop table TestTab1;
drop table TestTab2;
create table TestTab1 (
     val number
create table TestTab2 as (select * from TestTab1 where 0 = 1);
create or replace procedure TestProc (
     TableName in varchar2)
is
     rec TestTab1%rowtype;
     cur sys_refcursor;
     curStr varchar2(1024) := 'select * from ' || TableName;
begin
     open cur for curStr;
     loop
          fetch cur into rec;
          exit when cur%notfound;
          dbms_output.put_line ('value = ' || rec.val);
     end loop;
end;
insert into TestTab1 (val) values (1);
insert into TestTab1 (val) values (2);
insert into TestTab1 (val) values (3);
insert into TestTab1 (val) values (4);
insert into TestTab2 (val) values (101);
insert into TestTab2 (val) values (102);
insert into TestTab2 (val) values (103);
insert into TestTab2 (val) values (104);
begin TestProc('TestTab1'); end;
begin TestProc('TestTab2'); end;
/regards,
Frank
Edited by: user8704911 on Jul 11, 2011 10:35 PM
Edited by: user8704911 on Jul 11, 2011 10:36 PM

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    As you probably can see by the question, my ABAP Knowledge isn't exactly overwhelming !
    <i>anyway:</i>
    I'm trying to create a function module in NW2004s, This functionmodule should take an internal table, based on a structure as (import) parameter.
    In the earlier version, I've done this by defining it under the TAB 'Tables' in the function builder - But know its telling me that "<i>Tables Parameters are obsolete</i>", and that I should define it under "Changing" instead.
    I have tried that, but I'm only allowed to pass a single line, and if I try to do a Loop, in the function module, it tells me that ity isn't created as an internal table.
    So please - what is the "best practice" here ?
    Regards
    Morten Nielsen

    Hi All,
    I followed Steps 1 and 2 but when I use the following select statement I get a dump with the error enclosed.
    Step1. Created a structure ZDFKKCOHI which is a replica of DFKKCOHI.
    Step2. Created a table type ZDFKKCOHITABLE with line type as ZDFKKCOHI.
    Step3. In my function module I have a changing parameter ZDFKKCOHIPARAM of type ZDFKKCOHITABLE.
    Step 4. When I use the following select clause I am getting a dump.
    DATA: wa_zdfkkcohi LIKE LINE OF zdfkkcohiparam.
      SELECT *
      FROM dfkkcohi
      INTO  CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE zdfkkcohiparam
      WHERE cotyp EQ zcotyp
      AND gpart EQ zgpart
      AND corr_status EQ zcorr_status.
      LOOP AT zdfkkcohiparam INTO wa_zdfkkcohi.
    *Move IT_ZDFKKCOHI to ZDFKKCOHIOUT.
    *Append ZDFKKCOHIOUT.
    *Clear IT_ZDFKKCOHI.
      ENDLOOP.
    What could be wrong?
    Thanks for all your help in advance.
    Regards,
    Divya

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