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Hopefully the answer is no, but are there any problems with using Request.Params instead of Request.QueryString for retrieving data in the query string in asp.net?
Not a gotcha as such, but just be aware that request.querystring is much lighter – request.params returns cookies, form variables, server variables and the querystring whereas request.querystring of course just returns the querystring value.