Is this 302 redirect disadvantageous for my Google rankings?

[eluser]JoostV[/eluser]
The page structure for a site I'm building is www.example.com/p-12/pagina-1/subpage-1/subpage-1-1

There are some dynamically generated links on the homepage, of which I'd rather not fetch the parents (that would be a heavy query). So these links point directly to the subpage, for example www.example.com/p-12/subpage-1-1

When the visitor follows this link, they are automatically 302 redirected to
www.example.com/p-12/pagina-1/subpage-1/subpage-1-1

Is this disadvantageous for my Google rankings?

P.S. All other links in the site do point directly to
www.example.com/p-12/pagina-1/subpage-1/subpage-1-1

[eluser]Clooner[/eluser]
[quote author="JoostV" date="1276166776"]The page structure for a site I'm building is www.example.com/p-12/pagina-1/subpage-1/subpage-1-1

There are some dynamically generated links on the homepage, of which I'd rather not fetch the parents (that would be a heavy query). So these links point directly to the subpage, for example www.example.com/p-12/subpage-1-1

When the visitor follows this link, they are automatically 302 redirected to
www.example.com/p-12/pagina-1/subpage-1/subpage-1-1

Is this disadvantageous for my Google rankings?

P.S. All other links in the site do point directly to
www.example.com/p-12/pagina-1/subpage-1/subpage-1-1[/quote]

Actually google likes it when you do a proper redirect! I will suggest a 301 rather then a 302. Another option is to use canonical url meta tag and don't redirect at all which will be faster loadding which is also something google likes.

[eluser]JoostV[/eluser]
Thanks, that's what I'll do