Redirecting URL with & without query string?

Question

If I setup a 301 redirect for the first URL path below will that also redirect all the paths below that contain a query string?

For example:

/6-light-oval-chandelier-espresso?pp=0&epik=dj0yJnU9MTN

redirects to

/6-light-oval-chandelier-espresso

Note: I don't need to pass the query string here so I only need to redirect the first URL path?

1. /6-light-oval-chandelier-espresso
2. /6-light-oval-chandelier-espresso?pp=0&epik=dj0yJnU9MTN
3. /6-light-oval-chandelier-espresso?pp=0&epik=dj0yJnU9QnF
4. /6-light-oval-chandelier-espresso?pp=0&epik=dj0yJnU9Ujl

Answer 1

To answer your questions properly you should paste the code you are using for the redirect first, however I won't do that, check below for what I believe you should do.

You don not need to implement a 301 redirect here, that could complicate things more in the future. Besides that, how many redirects would you need?

I would suggest to implement a combination of either canonical meta tag or using robots.txt to block bots from crawling those pages if parameters are/become accessible somehow. If you have to pick one, I would suggest to use canonical over robots.txt

Canonical Tag (highly recommended)

On The Page: https://example.com/6-light-oval-chandelier-espresso?pp=0&epik=dj0yJnU9MTN

Use Canonical:

<link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/6-light-oval-chandelier-espresso" />

Or robots.txt

...
Disallow: /sample-folder/
Disallow: /sample-page.php
Disallow: /*?pp=
...

Important Note: Test your robots before deploying