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I have a sql statement that pulls up a certain amount of records according to a requirement. Let's say that 20 records show up. I want to get to the 5th one. Well now I know that I can use the move() function to enable that, but it is the same page. The page executes the sql statement and by default shows the last record in the query. Now when I ask for the 5th record the page is reloaded, the sql statement exectures AGAIN and the 5th record shows up. Is there way to ask for the 5th record without having to re-executing the SQL statement?
Jul 19 '05 #1
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only if you wish to maintain the record results in a session object or in
clientside values, all costly but may work for you.

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I have a sql statement that pulls up a certain amount of records according

to a requirement. Let's say that 20 records show up. I want to get to the
5th one. Well now I know that I can use the move() function to enable that,
but it is the same page. The page executes the sql statement and by default
shows the last record in the query. Now when I ask for the 5th record the
page is reloaded, the sql statement exectures AGAIN and the 5th record shows
up. Is there way to ask for the 5th record without having to re-executing
the SQL statement?
Jul 19 '05 #2

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