Tava (9/3/2012)
sorry just a little confused. So i have to create the function (as per the script) & once created call it in the way you did to my reply.1. CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[DelimitedSplit8K]
Yes
Tava (9/3/2012)
2. Perform the IN ( select 'column' from dbo.delimitedSplit,',')
No. You must:
SELECT item FROM dbo.DelimitedSplit8K(@CompanyID, ',')
Item is the name of the column returned by DelimitedSplit8K that you need to look in.
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My advice:
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