it's a varchar datatype, max 50 chars.
On the non-clustered index bit - it *has* helped, tremendously, in other
aspects of the stuff I've been working on. Just not *here*.
I agree, doing the "IN" and a nested SELECT isn't doing the trick. I'm
trying different query syntax to get rid of the sub-query, but haven't hit
on the right combo yet.
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