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Problem with query containing IN clause

Asked by WTCarr in SQL Server 2005

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I am having a tough time with a ms-sql 2005 query that uses an IN clause. I have a real estate database, and I want to find all homes that are in a certain high school area. I have a table of our sellers, and one field contains a comma delimted list of the high schools that comparable homes can be found in.

When I use this field in the IN clause, it returns zero records. But if I hard code in a high school, it returns the correct records.

Here is my query that doesn't work:

SELECT     TOP (100) PERCENT dbo.vParagonImportAllRecords.*, dbo.Sellers.SellerID
FROM         dbo.vParagonImportAllRecords CROSS JOIN
                      dbo.Sellers
WHERE     (dbo.vParagonImportAllRecords.Status IN ('ACT', 'BC', 'RRC', 'HD', 'TA', 'CC')) AND
                      (dbo.vParagonImportAllRecords.ParagonHighSchoolName IN (dbo.Sellers.SellerHighSchools)) AND (dbo.Sellers.SellerID = 16)

But this does:
SELECT     TOP (100) PERCENT dbo.vParagonImportAllRecords.*, dbo.Sellers.SellerID
FROM         dbo.vParagonImportAllRecords CROSS JOIN
                      dbo.Sellers
WHERE     (dbo.vParagonImportAllRecords.Status IN ('ACT', 'BC', 'RRC', 'HD', 'TA', 'CC')) AND
                      (dbo.vParagonImportAllRecords.ParagonHighSchoolName IN ('WREN HIGH', 'PALMETTO HIGH')) AND (dbo.Sellers.SellerID = 16)

with the only change being the hard coded high schools.

Any ideas what I'm missing....

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