Hi Guys,
Is there a way to get all the active session ids a web
server is currently serving. 
Regards
Suman


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Hey,

  It's very easy. Just maintain a session object which holds every session
ID generated
from the server. U can get the value of the session ID for a particular
session by making
use of Session.SessionId in the Session_OnStart event in the global.asa
file.

Cheers,
HegdeS

Hi Hegde,

I think u meant maintailing an application object storing each session id..

correct me if I am wrong.
Manuj
----- Original Message -----
From: "Subraya Hegde" <subrayah@i...>
To: "ASP+" <aspx@p...>
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 9:52 AM
Subject: [aspx] RE: List Of All Active Sessions


>
> Hey,
>
>   It's very easy. Just maintain a session object which holds every session
> ID generated
> from the server. U can get the value of the session ID for a particular
> session by making
> use of Session.SessionId in the Session_OnStart event in the global.asa
> file.
>
> Cheers,
> HegdeS
>
>
>

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It should not be session object, but Application object. Insert SessionID 
at session start and delete on session end. Else duplicates will cause 
trouble.





"Subraya Hegde" <subrayah@i...>
05/09/2002 04:52 PM
Please respond to "ASP+"

 
        To:     "ASP+" <aspx@p...>
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        Subject:        [aspx] RE: List Of All Active Sessions



Hey,

It's very easy. Just maintain a session object which holds every session
ID generated
from the server. U can get the value of the session ID for a particular
session by making
use of Session.SessionId in the Session_OnStart event in the global.asa
file.

Cheers,
HegdeS





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Hi Manuj Sarpal and Irfan Syed,

Yeah, you guys are right !!! Sorry for a small mistake.
I make it clear once again....

It is like maintaining an Application Object which holds every session IDs
generated
from the server. U can get the value of the session ID for a particular
session
by making use of Session.SessionId in the Session_OnStart() event in the
global.asa
file.