Where Clause in a Query button

Hello
This is a where clause in a button to do the following ..
WHERE WEEK_EMP_NO In (SELECT EMP_ID FROM EMPLOYEE)
AND WEEK_DAY1= :WEEK_DAY1
AND WEEK_DAY2= :WEEK_DAY2 ;
=============================
My Problem is : i can't format the right parentais bad syntax format as:
v_Where_Cond := ' WHERE WEEK_EMP_NO In (SELECT EMP_ID FROM EMPLOYEE )' || 'AND WEEK_DAY2=' || :EMP_WEEKEND.WEEK_DAY2 ||' ;
===========================================
giving me error during the comilation could any one help me directly to the point.
Regards,
Abdetu..

Hello
Thanks it works for me this way..
v_Where_Cond := ' WHERE WEEK_EMP_NO In (SELECT EMP_ID FROM EMPLOYEE )';
v_Where_Cond := v_Where_Cond || 'AND WEEK_DAY1=' || :EMP_WEEKEND.WEEK_DAY1 ;
v_Where_Cond := v_Where_Cond || 'AND WEEK_DAY2=' || :EMP_WEEKEND.WEEK_DAY2 ;
i was trying to do it on one line statment..
Regards,
Abdetu..

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