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SQL problem - nvarchar value overflowed an int column

Asked by Jester_48 in ColdFusion Application Server

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i am using the following query

SELECT POSITION_LIST.EMPID, REPORTS_TO, USER_PROFILE.EMPID, USER_PROFILE.USERFNAME, USER_PROFILE.USERLNAME
FROM POSITION_LIST LEFT JOIN HR_TOOLBOX_USER_PROFILE ON EMPID = USER_PROFILE.EMPID
WHERE POSITION_LIST.EMPID Is Not Null AND REPORTS_TO in (SELECT POSID
                                    FROM POSITION_LIST
                                    WHERE POSITION_LIST.EMPID=<cfqueryparam value="#UID#">);

which results in
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]The conversion of the nvarchar value '9261416167' overflowed an int column. Maximum integer value exceeded.

the table POSITION_LIST matches POSID and REPORTS_TO
the table was originally designed in ACCESSS with POSID as a random Autonumber
max value is 2146449165 min value is -2138269668
UID id a 7 digit number 0500000 - 2000000
if i remove the subquery it works fine but i dont get the results i need SQL or CF solutions welcome

TIA

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