Non-english (cyrillic) characters in parameters values passed thru GO URL

Hi
Is it possible somehow to pass non-english (cyrillic) parameters and parameters values from one report to another using GO URL? Straightforward approach doesn't work since internal web-server (browser?) encoding of these cyrillic values on the stage of URL passing.

Hi Srini,
Thanks for all your help.
Now I am able to navigate to the requested report/Dashboard Page. The issue was there were some spaces in between the url and parameters.
But Now,I am stuck at passing the filters. Actually only the first filter among the 6 filters is getting passed. Even If swap the order of the filters, I first one in the order is only getting passed.
So I have hardcoded the filters with actual values instead of Column names and then I am able to pass all the filters.
Here is the updated URL:
'<a href=http://servername/analytics/
saw.dll?GO&path=/shared/xxx/aa%20bb/report%20one
&Action=Navigate&P0=6&P1=eq&P2="Fact%20-%20xxx".ID1&P3='||CAST("Dim - Abc"."One ID" AS CHAR)||'&P4=eq&P5="Fact%20-%20xxx".ID2='||CAST("Dim - Abc"."Two ID" AS CHAR)||'&P6=&P7=lt&P8="Fact%20-%20xxx".DATE&P9='||CAST(TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_DAY,1,"Time"."Day") AS CHAR)||'&P10=eq&P11="Fact%20-%20xxx"."Three%20ID"&P12='||CAST("Dim - Abc"."Three ID" AS CHAR)||'&P13=ge&P14="Fact%20-%20xxx".DATE1&P15='||CAST(TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_DAY,1,"Time"."Day") AS CHAR)||'&P16=eq&P17="Time".Day&P18='||CAST("Time"."Day" AS CHAR)||'style="text-decoration:none;">'||"Dim - Abc.Name"||'<--/a>'
Just after removing the spaces, It started navigating.
Also tried out removing the Cast and || operators then I was getting the error " Id1 was expecting a numeric value but recieved ("Dim - Abc"."One ID").
Regards,
Pavan Gupta
Edited by: Pavan Popi on Mar 13, 2013 7:01 AM

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