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8.2

recordset page question

Asked by -Dman100- in Active Server Pages (ASP)

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I have a stored procedure that returns a recordset and the record count information so I can page through my recordset 10 records per page.

In my stored procedure, I use a where to clause to filter my records based on search criteria that is passed in via post.

Basically, my select statement as follows:

SELECT * ( I actually use the column names, but used star for simplicity)
FROM mytbl
WHERE (1=1) AND (MODE < 2) AND (LOGICAL_DELETE IS NULL) + @strSQL

strSQL is passed in via the post and just adds additional AND clauses to filter the recordset.  All this works fine.

My question is, when I first return the results, strSQL is passed through the post, but when I page the next set of records, the post is empty and I need to pass strSQL via the querystring.

I'm on a company intranet and security isn't a big concern and I'm not passing the entire sql statement just additional AND clauses.

In my link that pages to the next or previous set of records I would have:

a href="results.asp?page=<%=icounter%>&strsql=<%=strsql%>"

As an example, the actual querystring would look something like:

results.asp?page=1&strsql=%20AND%20(ABR_AY)

I was trying to use replace to remove %20 from the querystring value.  But, should I be using Server.URLEncode?

How would this work?

Thanks for any help.
Regards,
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