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I'm trying to build an SQL string that should look like this when executed:

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I'm using the convention (in code behind):
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But logically enough I cannot insert them as a text string as they have to be integers seperated by commas.

Question: How can I convert an Array of integers into ... well, a string without the quotes, if you know what I mean?

As it cannot end up like this: UPDATE [Table] SET Active = 'False' WHERE ID IN ("3, 4, 5, 6, 7, etc.")

Note the quotes around the integers.

Any hints on doing this with security in mind are welcome. I know I can concatenate the whole lot as strings, but this is unsecure, so I'm not going for that approach.

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I've seen various posts on how to split up the input string parameter to use in a string-based lookup but nothing useful for an integer-based lookup.

Any tips or tricks for this?

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I am using Reporting Services 2005. One of my reports is getting the following error when I try to export to Excel. It will export to .CSV though.

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