hi,
   you have to write UDF to get the IN operator and pass the value of the function (as it returns value) to a variable which u have to defined in stored procedure. In UDF you have to write a code in which format u want to have string ...like in( 'ar','in')
                                                     Puneet Arya

Bala R K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I am using Java, Oracle 9i and iBatis 2.1.7 in my application.
I like to know how to pass values to a IN Operator for a Stored Procedure.
 
The query will be some what simalar like this:
 
select COUNTRY_NAME,REGION from countries where COUNTRY_ID IN('AR','IN');
 
The values for IN operator (String within single quote and comma separated)i.e. 'AR','IN' need to be passed from the client.
 
Thanks,
Bala


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