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passing recordset to next page?
How can i set a session to one of my recordset..?
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i just want to show what is my idea, can anybody help me?
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1. a record set is an object so you'd have to use the "Set" keyword. i.e:
what you should be doing is passing the "source" of your recordset to the next page. you can then use that to "re-open" your recordset.
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