Session variables vs. Session States
What is the difference and in what situations are they used.
Thanks,
Mattypee
A session state (the state of your session) holds your session variables. If your session state expires (due to inactivity) then you lose your session variables...and any other info stored for that session.
If you need to store USER specific information within a web app, then session variables are one(of several) ways to do it.
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Is there any code that you could show that would give an example?
Thanks,
Mattypee
example of what? reading and writing session variables?
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I'm working on the website http://universityauction.net and I was using
session variables using InProc session mode to manage session state.
This worked fine until I put the website in a load balanced
environment, as inproc sessions get lost when jumping from server to
server.
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I got an error:
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Hi Everyone,
Can anybody tellme how are these used in context with ASP.NeT
whats their sole purpose?.....and where in programming we use them?
Any links or sources would be good which explains in simple terms.
thanks
Simi
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