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Dec 26th, 2006
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About querystring

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Hi all,

I have one small doubt in query string. Can anyone know how many maximum characters passed via querystring through URL. Is there any limitation for sending characters in querystring? If anyone know answer for this kindly reply me...
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Re: About querystring

Sending through URL means sending information using GET method which will accept maximum of 4KB.

better you should encode the data while sending by GET method becuase if your data is having '&' then that will be treated as parameter seperator and will not be treated as part of the information you are sending
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