Hi Tracy,

Can you post the query?

>A coworker is attempting to query (using vb.net) a free foxpro table and join it to a query from sql server 2000 using the 'IN' clause. The query error message returned states that there are too many elements in the IN clause????
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>Is there an easy way to do this?
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>Join a foxpro free table with a result from sqlserver? Right now he queries the foxpro table into a temporary table and then queries it looking for in... the sqlserver select.
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>Is this a limitation of foxpro, the ole provider, or what? If I do a similar query in sqlserver (from two tables) where the in elements exceed 24, there is no problem...