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| ==== Use Of IN With Complex Identifiers ==== | ==== Use Of IN With Complex Identifiers ==== |
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| ''IN'' expressions using complex identifier of the reference list are not supported if used in subqueries. For example, the following query is not supported:<code aim>FIND Client WHERE (COUNT Account WHERE (Account IN Client.Carrier.Accounts) > 3) </code> Note that the following query is supported: <code aim>FIND Client WHERE (COUNT Account WHERE (Account IN Client.Accounts)>3) </code> | ''IN'' expressions using complex identifier of the reference list are not supported if used in subqueries. For example, the following query is not supported:<code aim>FIND Client WHERE (COUNT Account WHERE (Account IN Client.Carrier.Accounts) > 3) </code>Note that the following query is supported:<code aim>FIND Client WHERE (COUNT Account WHERE (Account IN Client.Accounts)>3) </code> |
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| <col sm="5">===Work Around=== | <col sm="5">===Work Around=== |