Splitting a form into multiple pages

Ok, the title and summary say it all. My customer has the
longest form in history. If I leave it on one screen, by the time
the user fills it all in ASP will log the user out. I'm also trying
to make each form shorter so there is less chance a user will make
a mistake and have to start over from scratch.
Here's my problem:
I have the form on four pages.
I have the user logged in.
The user fills out the first form and submits the data to the
database.
I'm passing the user name to page 2.
I want the data from page 2 to be added to the same record
created in page 1.
I'm trying to call the record ID for the new record so the
Update Behavior will add the data to the same record.
Since the user can create multiple records over time, I need
a unique way to connect the session in page 1 to the session in
pages 2-4. The user name itself isn't enough.
Right now I am posting the info directly to the database and
then redirecting the user to page 2.
Page 2 is trying to filter the recordset by using the
logged-in user's name against the existing data and thereby pulling
out the record created by page 1. But I can't get the page to
select the new record.
I've tried using the date field (which should be unique). I
was thinking about using the session id or something else.
Anybody have an idea how write data to a database and then
call the record by the next page?
I really don't want to pass all the data on page 1 to hidden
fields on page 2 and so on. There must be a simpler way.
Help!

One way would be to make a new 3-page file (turn off shuffling in the Pages panel and drag the three pages together into a single spread), then place the original poster page across the three-page spread.
But if you just need to print this on a smaller printer, consider tiling it in the Print dialog.

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