I have a simple oracle statement in my procedure:
update org.security_training_question a
set a.actv_indr = 'N' where a.qstn_id in (v_qstns_to_delete);
v_qstns_to_delete is a parameter being passed. It is a varchar2 field and a.qstn_id is a numeric field.
When calling the Stored Procedure, for v_qstns_to_delete I am passing the following String: "24, 43, 23, 44, 21".
When I run the statement output the stored procedure thenn it runs fine but when I run it as a stored procedure I get an error on the above line saying Invalid Number.
Any clue?
You can't use a "in" clause with a variable like that. One way around it is
declare stmt varchar2(4000);
begin
stmt := 'update org.security_training_question a set a.actv_indr = ''N'' where a.qstn_id in ('||v_qstns_to_delete||')';
execute immediate stmt;
end;