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SSRS IN statement size trouble passing parm to query

I have a report which uses an IN statement to generate the groups(Parms)in  a SSRS module,  Problem is that in VS i can run the report on a population size i know to be around 2500.  But when i deploy to a 2008 R2 report server it will not run. stops dead. but if i adjust the parm to bring in a smaller population or select one or two members to report on it will run.
I think this an issue with the size of the IN statement passed to the query and I am trying to find a way around or a different way of using  parm as I have had a lot of issues with the "read ahead" and setting the groups in this report as it does call 2 subreports.
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Do you have index on the column that you are searching with the IN values?
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The values for the IN are coming from a seperate dataset query,  and there is no index on that field.  this field is being used to filter the table.  And yes there can be  3000 values , mostly 10 character .   The weird thing is that it works in VS but when i deploy to 2008 r2 it won't.  
i think know what you are driving at with the temp table, but my date parms keep getting in the way.  right now i am athering the data based on the date range and then filtering the table group on the memberid and passing the memberid to the subreports. bbecause i want the member id in a drop down i can't limit it by the date ranges parms