Or would it be easier to maintain the list in a (tempory?) table and do
a subquery?
pseudo sql as follows:
select *
from table
where somefield in
(
select listfield from temptable
)
Grant Black
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> Parameters can only be simple types, like string, integer
> etc. You can't
> use a parameter query to do this. Instead, you will need to
> construct the
> query at runtime thus:
>
> qry.SQL.Text := ' select * from table where somefield in (';
> for i = 0 to list.count - 1 do
> if i = list.count - 1 then
> qry.SQL.Text := qry.SQL.Text + list[i] + ')'
> else
> qry.SQL.Text := qry.SQL.Text + list[i] + ',';
>
> qry.Open;
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Andrew Masters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 21/04/99 10:03:53
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>
>
> Sorry, I may not have explained myself clearly. I'm simply
> selecting from
> one table (bad choice of names using ID). I'll try again...
>
> SELECT * FROM TABLE
> WHERE SOMEFIELD IN (:SomeValueList)
>
> I realise IN is not the most efficient but it makes
> constructing the SQL at
> runtime very handy in this case.
>
>
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>
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> It's not possible. You will have to use multiple OR's or a
> join. Joins
> are generally quicker than IN anyway.
>
>
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> Andrew Masters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 20/04/99 18:56:42
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> Subject: [DUG]: Query Parameters
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>
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have a query (simplified here) like
>
> SELECT * FROM TABLE
> WHERE ID IN (:IDList)
>
> Under WISQL something like
>
> SELECT * FROM TABLE
> WHERE ID IN (2,3)
>
> works just fine. In my code if I set the param :IDList to say
> '2,3' it does
> not work (returns nothing but no exception either). When set
> to say '2' or
> '3' it works just fine. The IDList parameter is a string
> type. Is there a
> rule of parameter substitution I'm breaking here ?
>
> Thanks
> Andrew Masters
> Clinical Solutions Ltd
> Auckland, NZ
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