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Posted - 2001-07-10 : 22:04:30
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| Steve writes "I am attempting to write a stored procedure with the following query:DECLARE @Str varchar(1000)SET @Str = '5, 18, 103, 222'SELECT *FROM CompanyWHERE CompanyID IN (@Str)CompanyID is a Primary Key of type Int. I am getting the following error:"Syntax error converting the varchar value '5, 18, 103, 222' to a column of data type int."My goal is to pass multiple integers as a single parameter into the stored procedure and use those integers to query a type int column. Is there a way to accomplish my goal without getting the above error?Thanks!Steve" |
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