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Peter we have samples on IGNITe400 for Net.Data including the previous/next
processing quite a few more than the IBM site. Sounds like you are not
incrementing your counter for the next start position on your search. Check
the variables being passed in for the start point, look at your generated
HTML.

http://www.ignite400.org/html/iseries%20netdata.htm


Thanks Bleddyn

http://www.ignite400.org - iSeries eBusiness User Group



I'm trying to implement PREVIOUS|NEXT processing for search results when
particular selection criteria return a large result set.  I used the example
in the "Net.Data Reference" manual under START_ROW_NUM; pretty much the only
difference is the SELECT (I use a WHERE and an ORDER BY) and how I format
the results.  The code for handling the PREVIOUS|NEXT processing was
copied/pasted.

The results are limited to RPT_MAX_ROWS as expected, and the NEXT href is
formed correctly, however, when clicked, the result is not the next set of
records, but the 1st set.

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?  I'm on V4R5 using the classic HTTP server.
I can post code if that would help find the problem.



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