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Making a table out of a list

By Mark Thompson, 2008/01/15

Total article views: 720 | Views in the last 30 days: 12

The UDF will allow you to define a multi-valued parameter in reporting services (there are lots of other uses as well), and pass that parameter into a stored procedure.

Within the stored procedure you would use it like this:

(@strMy_User_ID_List is the passed parameter)

select *

from tblUsers

where numUser_ID in

(

select *

from dbo.dbo.fnSYS_Split_Comma_Separated_List_Of_Integers_To_Integer_Table(@strMy_User_ID_List)

)

By Mark Thompson, 2008/01/15

Total article views: 720 | Views in the last 30 days: 12
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