Topic by Brian Duke
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We have tested every known way to use the QueryObject.Query() method to "SELECT Contact FROM Contact WHERE c$guid IN 'SomeGuidNumber', 'SomeOtherGuid';" however, this query fails. The failure ends like something like 'IN-Based sub-queries are not permitted". If we use "SELECT Contact FROM Contact WHERE c$guid IN ('SomeGuidNumber', 'SomeOtherGuid');" We get "Error in the query object". The "IN" clause does work with named columns like "Select Contact from Contact where Contact.Name.First IN ('BRAD','MARY') LIMIT 10; Returns maybe 10 objects. Why can we do this with named objects but not with CustomFields ? And our <CustomField name="c$guid"> really.