I want to exclude a population of people of about 13,000 participant ID's. SQL will only allow up to 1000 records in the Where or And clause, so i would have to run my query 13 times. I tried the WITH Clause and it didn't exclude them.
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INclause can have a query that returns as many rows as you'd like.