CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION x (pvar t_rec)
RETURN pak.CURSOR AS
pkddetails pak.CURSOR;
mempid VARCHAR2 (1000);
BEGIN
memp := 'select * from emp where empid IN (';
FOR i IN 1 .. pvar.COUNT
LOOP
mempid := mempid || '''' || pvar (i) || '''' || ',';
END LOOP;
mempid := SUBSTR (mempid, 1, (LENGTH (mempid) - 1));
mempid := mempid || ')';
OPEN pkddetails FOR mempid;
RETURN pkddetail;
END;
/
Above is a spelling corrected version of what you were trying to say.
However you are over complicating the problem.
Try something like
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION x (pvar t_rec)
RETURN pak.CURSOR AS
pkddetails pak.CURSOR;
mempid VARCHAR2 (1000);
BEGIN
memp := 'select * from emp where empid IN (select * from table(pvar))';
OPEN pkddetails FOR mempid;
RETURN pkddetail;
END;
/
t_rec needs to be a table of objects. I am not giving a working example
here, but look up TABLE functions in any PL/SQL book and if you still have
questions, let us know.
Mike
On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 11:30 PM, somy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Sorry guys ,will not make that mistake again.
>
> thanks
> .
> >
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