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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T22:59:26+00:00 2026-05-15T22:59:26+00:00

I’m trying to make a select like this: DECLARE @ContentIDs VARCHAR(MAX); SELECT @ContentIDs =

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I’m trying to make a select like this:

DECLARE @ContentIDs VARCHAR(MAX);

SELECT @ContentIDs = 'e28faa48-adea-484d-9d64-ba1e1c67eea3,8338A6DE-8CDF-4F52-99CE-62E2B107FF97'

SELECT * FROM [Content] WHERE [ID] IN (@ContentIDs)

It only returns the content with the first UNIQUEIDENTIFIER.

How can I retrieve all rows?

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    2026-05-15T22:59:27+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 10:59 pm

    You could

    1. use dynamic SQL to generate the query but would need to be sure the list was sanitised

    2. use a split function to parse the list and add each entry as a row into a table variable which you then join on that or

    3. use SELECT * FROM [Content] WHERE @ContentIDs like '%' + cast([ID] as varchar(36)) + '%' this will force a full scan but if you are matching many rows this might not matter. (Edit but if you are matching many rows the comparison string will likely be huge!)

    Option 2 would generally be my preferred approach. Or you could use a CTE to do something similar (Based on approach here)

    DECLARE @ContentIDs VARCHAR(MAX);
    
    SET @ContentIDs = 'e28faa48-adea-484d-9d64-ba1e1c67eea3,8338A6DE-8CDF-4F52-99CE-62E2B107FF97';
    
    WITH Guids(pn, start, [stop]) AS
    (
          SELECT 1, cast(1 as bigint), CHARINDEX(',', @ContentIDs)
          UNION ALL
          SELECT pn + 1, [stop] + 1, CHARINDEX(',', @ContentIDs, [stop] + 1)
          FROM Guids
          WHERE [stop] > 0
    )
    
    SELECT <collist> FROM 
    [Content] 
    WHERE [ID] IN (
        SELECT 
        CAST(LTRIM(RTRIM(SUBSTRING(@ContentIDs, start, 
           CASE WHEN [stop] > 0 
                THEN [stop]-start 
                ELSE LEN(@ContentIDs) END))) AS UNIQUEIDENTIFIER)
        FROM Guids where  [stop] > 0 or start>1
        )
    
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