> I wrote the function below for SQL2K in hopes of solving the
> issue of passing lists to stored procedures to use within IN
> operators. If you pass a string such as  
> "mike,tony,bob,dave,tim,tom" into the function below, it will
> return 'mike','tony','bob','dave','tim','tom'. However,
> trying to use it in conjunction with the IN operator does
> return any reults. Does anyone see anything wrong with the
> function or perhaps explain why it won't produce the intended
> results?

The above should have read

"....conjunction with the IN operator does NOT return any reults."

Sorry about that.

Mike
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