Passing A String For IN Clause

Sep 26, 2004

Hello,





How do I pass a string parameter to a Stored Procedure with an 'in' clause?





ex.


Select * FROM Persons


WHERE PersonID IN (1,2,3,4,5,20,56,80)





How do I define my Store Procedure so I can pass the values between () as a string (nvarchar) parameter to the SqlCommand?





Thanks,


W

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