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MS SQL n00b question on nested SELECT statement

Asked by yaronusa in MS SQL Server, SQL Query Syntax, SQL Server 2005

Tags: ms sql nested select

In the code section below you will find an SQL statement that works, but I want apply one extra "filter" to its result, perhaps by another SELECT statement?

When executing this query, I will get my results, but I want to filter those results out further by only getting records which match a particular test_name.

For example, test_name='aaa' .... how should I modify the query below? Thanks... 
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SELECT unique_id, test_name, test_object FROM tblSerializedTests
  WHERE unique_id IN 
   (SELECT unique_id FROM tblUserControls
    WHERE multiplicity='single'
      AND instrument='HP3245A'
      AND test_type='ACISource')
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