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I am writing an Oracle stored procedure. Procedure is accepting a string as a parameter. The string is in the following format.
'1111,1111,1111;2222,2222,2222;'.
I need to parse this string inside the procedure and manipulate the data.
I wanted to parse the string in such a way that I can define a cursor and which will return me the result in the form of recordset.
For Example: SELECT somefunc
('1111,1111,1111;2222,2222,2222;', ';') 'Records' FROM DUAL;
Result of the query:
Records
If I get this working I can easily manipulate the result set.
Can anyone help me to find "somefunc" from above query, please.
Thanks a lot in advance.
-Vivek.
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Received on Tue Sep 26 2000 - 12:25:46 CDT
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