I am trying to pass several strings into one parameter called '@Portfolio', and use the LIKE clause. Is that possible? Something like this.
Declare @AsOfDate varchar(10)
Declare @PID varchar(5)
Declare @Portfolio varchar(20)
Declare @sqlCommand varchar(max)
Set @AsOfDate = '04/30/2018'
Set @Portfolio = 'Treasury Investment,CASH,Derivatives,Wholesale Funding'
Set @PID = 'I.A.6'
...etc...
WHERE ((Tgt_DO.PID like ' + '''' + @PID + '''' + ' AND Tgt_DO.Portfolio like ' + '''' + @Portfolio + '''' + ' And Tgt_DO.AsOfDate = ' + '''' + @AsOfDate + '''' + '))'
I am on SQL Server 2008.
To elaborate on the comments... since you use LIKE
in some cases you'll need to concate the %
where
Tgt_DO.PID like '%' + @PID + '%'
and Tgt_DO.Portfolio like '%' + @Portfolio + '%'
and Tgt_DO.AsOfDate = @AsOfDate
This could bring back unintended results since @Portfolio
is a comma separated string. I would use a Table-Valued Parameter or split them into a temp table or table variable using a splitter, like this answer