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**Read many with filter** -- multiple `AND` conditions with an inline status code comment:

:::warning Do not use `And` between parameter names in procedure names

Some procedures in the codebase use `And` between parameter names. These are incorrect and should
not be used as a reference. Always concatenate parameter names directly, e.g.
`EntityName_ReadManyByOrganizationIdRole`.

:::

```sql
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[EntityName_ReadManyByOrganizationIdRole]
@OrganizationId UNIQUEIDENTIFIER,
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