sql server - Passing a variable into an IN clause within a SQL function? -

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possible duplicate:
parameterizing sql in clause?

i have sql function whereby need pass list of ids in, string, into:

where id in (@mylist)

i have looked around , of answers either sql built within c# , loop through , call addparameter, or sql built dynamically.

my sql function large , building query dynamically rather tedious.

is there no way pass in string of comma-separated values in clause?

my variable being passed in representing list of integers be:

"1,2,3,4,5,6,7" etc

passing string directly in clause not possible. however, if providing list string stored procedure, example, can use following dirty method.

first, create function:

create function [dbo].[fnntexttointtable] (@data ntext) returns      @inttable table ([value] int null) begin     declare @ptr int, @length int, @v nchar, @vv nvarchar(10)      select @length = (datalength(@data) / 2) + 1, @ptr = 1      while (@ptr < @length)     begin         set @v = substring(@data, @ptr, 1)          if @v = ','         begin             insert @inttable (value) values (cast(@vv int))             set @vv = null         end         else         begin             set @vv = isnull(@vv, '') + @v         end          set @ptr = @ptr + 1     end      -- if last number not followed comma, add result set     if @vv not null         insert @inttable (value) values (cast(@vv int))      return end

(note: not original code, versioning systems here @ place of work, have lost header comment linking source.)

then use so:

select  *    tblmytable         inner join fnntexttointtable(@mylist) list on tblmytable.id = list.value

or, in question:

select  *    tblmytable   id in ( select value fnntexttointtable(@mylist) )

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