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Old October 13th, 2005, 02:13 AM
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I m new in VB.net , I m asp developer so thats why i m facing problems,Please tell me i want to keepinformation of user session type variables in VB.net, so Pl tell me how i can do this in Vb.net.Or how i can use it in as public static variables.
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The httpsessionstate class, or the ASP.NET intrinsic Session object, contain an Item property. This Item property is accessed via a string key and contains a variable of type object, so you can store anything you'd like in there, then later retrieve it in a subsequent page request.

Overuse of session variables can result in lousy performance, and restrict your options regarding scalability, though, so be careful.

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