Is it possible in pl/sql to loop through a number of id's that need to go in the WHERE clause of the pl/sql statement. The sql statement itself is pretty simple, but I need to iterate over a number of id's:
SELECT x_name
FROM table_x
WHERE x_id = {array of 90 id's};
How can I insert the 90 id's here so that sql iterates over them? I tried using the cursor For Loop, but I'm stuck. The code below is erroneous, but it might give an indication what Im trying to achieve here
DECLARE
TYPE x_id_array IS VARRAY(3) OF NUMBER;
CURSOR cur_x_id (x_ondz_id NUMBER) IS
SELECT x_name
FROM table_x
WHERE x_id = var_ondz_id;
loop_total integer;
x_id x_id_array;
name VARCHAR;
BEGIN
x_id_new := x_id_array(8779254, 8819930, 8819931); --3 for testing
loop_total := x_id_new.count;
FOR i in 1 .. loop_total LOOP
dbms_output.put_line('x_id: ' || x_id_new(i) || '= Name: ' || x_name );
END LOOP;
END;
/
The expected out put would be
x_id: 8779254= Name: Name_1
x_id: 8819930= Name: Name_2
x_id: 8819931= Name: Name_3
...
... etc for all 90 id's in the array
Any help is appreciated