B Bhuwan Bhaskar Oct 20, 2007 #1 Hi, Can anyone explain when to use state server or Sql server to save sessions. Thanks, Bhuwan
J Jon Oct 20, 2007 #2 Hi, Can anyone explain when to use state server or Sql server to save sessions. Thanks, Bhuwan Click to expand... Hello mate, The best time that you may us this is if you're using a web farm and the request may not go back to the orginal server. HTH, Jon www.nantwichonline.com
Hi, Can anyone explain when to use state server or Sql server to save sessions. Thanks, Bhuwan Click to expand... Hello mate, The best time that you may us this is if you're using a web farm and the request may not go back to the orginal server. HTH, Jon www.nantwichonline.com
B Bhuwan Bhaskar Oct 20, 2007 #3 I am new for ASP.net. As I know, both can be used to save session if you are using web farm. Thanks, Bhuwan
I am new for ASP.net. As I know, both can be used to save session if you are using web farm. Thanks, Bhuwan
M Mark Rae [MVP] Oct 20, 2007 #4 As I know, both can be used to save session if you are using web farm. Click to expand... You are correct: http://www.aspnetfaq.com/default.aspx?FaqId=142&CategoryId=51 This article should help: http://www.faqfront.com/document/sql-server-session-state
As I know, both can be used to save session if you are using web farm. Click to expand... You are correct: http://www.aspnetfaq.com/default.aspx?FaqId=142&CategoryId=51 This article should help: http://www.faqfront.com/document/sql-server-session-state
M Mark Rae [MVP] Oct 20, 2007 #5 The best time that you may us this is if you're using a web farm and the request may not go back to the orginal server. Click to expand... You are confusing inproc sessions with state server and SQL Server, both of which can be used in a web farm / web garden...
The best time that you may us this is if you're using a web farm and the request may not go back to the orginal server. Click to expand... You are confusing inproc sessions with state server and SQL Server, both of which can be used in a web farm / web garden...
B Bhuwan Bhaskar Oct 21, 2007 #6 Thanks Mark !!! Bhuwan Mark Rae said: You are correct: http://www.aspnetfaq.com/default.aspx?FaqId=142&CategoryId=51 This article should help: http://www.faqfront.com/document/sql-server-session-state Click to expand...
Thanks Mark !!! Bhuwan Mark Rae said: You are correct: http://www.aspnetfaq.com/default.aspx?FaqId=142&CategoryId=51 This article should help: http://www.faqfront.com/document/sql-server-session-state Click to expand...
