Hi

I have a problem with my asp application. A user logs on to the system using thier NT username & password. I use Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER") to retrieve the username and authenticate to SQL server. I also hold it in a session variable for retrieving their personal data from the database. The problem I have is when they log off the app. The only way I can get the browser to forget them is to close the browser down. I have cleared all session variables etc. Is there a way of forgetting the user without closing IE, or a different way of logging on to the database using Windows Integrated Security.

Thanks
Lbob

Hi

How about Session.End

Tried thats!

I dont know if the asp application you are using a browser specific one.If its a IE, you can do something like this. Include a iframe with width and height as zero., the source of the page ofcourse contains the session value, Include this iframe in the main page, which means the user can still browse through the whole website, but this page is always present, write a asp page which would clear out all the sessions, call this page in the iframe using onunload() event, so if the user closes the browser or navigates to different website other than your website, his session will be terminated.
You can even control the login by database and call the database routine in the popup to end his session..i didnt try this on netscape as i implemented this for a intranet which was totally IE specific.

Chintu

hmm, I can't guarantee the user will use IE. I've been thinking, woul;d the problem be related to the fact the directory on the server is Integrated Security, because you always get the grey login box?