I have two tables tbl_Products and tbl_Brands, both are joined on BrandId.
I have a stored procedure which should return all t
If possible, don't use varchar for this kind of things, use a table valued parameter instead.
To use a tabled value parameter you should first declare a user defined table type:
CREATE TYPE IntList As Table
(
IntValue int
)
Then change your stored procedure to accept this variable instead of the nvarchar:
create proc Sp_ReturnPrdoucts
@BrandIds dbo.IntList readonly -- Note: readonly is a must!
AS
BEGIN
SELECT *
FROM tbl_Products as p
join tbl_Brands b on p.ProductBrandId=b.BrandId
join @BrandIds ON(b.BrandId = IntValue)
END
The problem is that the IN() operator expects a list of variables separated by commas, while you provide a single variable that it's value is a comma separated string.
If you can't use a table valued parameter, you can use a string spliting function in sql to convert the value of the varchar to a table of ints. there are many splitters out there, I would recommend reading this article before picking one.