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Mar 25, 2007

I have to build a select query but its where conditions will be retrieved from a table. I was told that the execute immediate command can handle it.

lets say i have this:

string_var:= 'select field1, field2, field3
from mytable
where' ' || i.condition_selection || ';'

If the above select resuls in a single row, i could do this:

EXECUTE IMMEDIATE string_var INTO var_field1, var_field2, var_field3;

In my case the select will return multiple rows. How do I proceed ?

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SQL> set echo on ;
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