hi my query string looks something like this .. F51+ '> the + is not being recognized.. thanks..

thanks spgilmore.. adding %2B worked... :)

It looks to me like you're trying to put the "+" in a URL. Is that the case? A + has special meaning in URL encoding. It equates to a space. If you want to actually treat it like a + instead, you have to encode it as %2B. It's also better to encode a space as %20. F51%2B ">

hi i sent the @ in the string..but got a parse error Parser Error Message: The literal string " F51+ ">" was found. Literal strings are not allowed within this control