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I m doing ASP 3.0, i want to know if we r using username passpord system in our Applications, and one time many users accessing applications, so how i can maintain state with session, and if someone, looged out, then shuold i use Session.Abondam or what?


 
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Hi SachinDhillan,

The answer to your question is... YES.

There are many ways in which you can maintain state on the website.
Using the any of the following
* Cookies
* Session
* Hidden Form Fields
* Database
* even with help of Querystrings

And each has its own pros and cons/dos and don'ts/pitfalls. Here are some links that you can go through and decide the best fit.

Maintaining Persistent Information on the Web

Maintaining State

Using Session variables to maintain state

Application variables

Maintaining State Across Domains

State Management Methods, Pros and Cons

Hope that helps.
Cheers!

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