Limit on # of Parameters / Conditions?

Is there a max limit to the number of conditions and/or parameters a user can have in a single worksheet? I have a user who wants to create a workbook with 100-200 parms or conditions.
Even if this is no trouble for Disco to handle, it will probably make the query run very slow, right?
Thanks!

Sure sounds suspect that a user would require 100 - 200 parameters.
In any case it would be a nightmare to:
a. create
b. maintain
c. run each time
As the parameter window will only show a certain number of parameters on each screen (something like 4 or 6) that would be a heck of a lot of screens - and of course the user never makes a mistake typing ... right?.
As for a slow query - I doubt it. It just becomes an exact SQL statement with all the WHERE conditions. But maybe a SQL statement size limit will be reached, etc.
Suggest the user revisit what they're talking about or maybe creating a custom table to handle what they're trying to do.
Russ

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