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No sarcasm intended: &nbsp;Do you understand the statelessness of the web?
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No sarcasm intended:  Do you understand the statelessness of the web?

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Not sure what you mean there!<br />
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Richard
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Hi,<br />
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I have a page which potentially contains a very slow SQL query which can take a minute or two to run.<br />
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Rather than redirecting directly to this page, I first redirect to a page called SearchWait.aspx which displays a simple &quot;please wait&quot; message. On this page is the following event:<br />
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&nbsp; Protected Sub Page_SaveStateComplete(ByV<wbr />al sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.SaveStateComplete<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Response.Redirect(&quot;SearchR<wbr />un.aspx?qu<wbr />eryid=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;Request.QueryString(&quot;query<wbr />id&quot;))<br />
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&nbsp; End Sub<br />
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Where SearchRun.aspx is the potentially slow page.<br />
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When I use this the browser gets to SearchRun.aspx, which is presumably via SearchWait.aspx, but I never see the content of SearchWait.aspx<br />
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How can I fix this?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Richard
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Hi,

I have a page which potentially contains a very slow SQL query which can take a minute or two to run.

Rather than redirecting directly to this page, I first redirect to a page called SearchWait.aspx which displays a simple "please wait" message. On this page is the following event:

  Protected Sub Page_SaveStateComplete(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.SaveStateComplete

    Response.Redirect("SearchRun.aspx?queryid=" & Request.QueryString("queryid"))

  End Sub

Where SearchRun.aspx is the potentially slow page.

When I use this the browser gets to SearchRun.aspx, which is presumably via SearchWait.aspx, but I never see the content of SearchWait.aspx

How can I fix this?

Thanks,

Richard

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