request.querystring, all values if empty?

[Kim]

How do I get all walues if my querystring is empty?
If I have a table with let's say 10 rows/records, (ID 1-10). I then have a
recordset with request.querystring("id") and get the record having the id
thats shown in the address bar ("..com?id=4" would get the record with the
id 4). How do I get all records if the querystring is empty ("..com")

I have:

<%
Dim rs_yadayada
rs_yadayada= "1"
If (request.querystring("id") <"") Then
rs_yadayada= request.querystring("id")
End If
%>

and in the sql: ...WHERE id = " + Replace(rs_yadayada__id, "'", "''")
-but doesn't get me anything if the querystring is empty. Tried changing the
"1" to wildcards, arrays (1-10),.. but nope, I'm too dumb to figure this
out.

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Kim wrote:

How do I get all walues if my querystring is empty?
If I have a table with let's say 10 rows/records, (ID 1-10). I then
have a recordset with request.querystring("id") and get the record
having the id thats shown in the address bar ("..com?id=4" would get
the record with the id 4). How do I get all records if the
querystring is empty ("..com")
I have:

<%
Dim rs_yadayada
rs_yadayada= "1"
If (request.querystring("id") <"") Then
rs_yadayada= request.querystring("id")
End If
%>

and in the sql: ...WHERE id = " + Replace(rs_yadayada__id, "'", "''")
-but doesn't get me anything if the querystring is empty. Tried
changing the "1" to wildcards, arrays (1-10),.. but nope, I'm too
dumb to figure this out.

If you want to retrieve all the records in a table, what sql statement would
you write? Write it down. Got it? Now, in your code, check to see if the
quertystring variable is empty. If it is empty, use the sql statement you
just wrote down instead of building one with a where clause.

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[Kim]

If you want to retrieve all the records in a table, what sql statement

would you write? Write it down. Got it? Now, in your code, check to see if
the quertystring variable is empty. If it is empty, use the sql statement
you just wrote down instead of building one with a where clause.

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Thanks, got it.