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Jamie Schatte
We have two ASP.NET 2.0 websites, both running on the same production web
server. One website uses SQLServer mode for session state with no problems.
However, although the other website works great when we use InProc session
state, when we change to SQLServer mode for this website, it does not
work--session variables are not retained page to page (and no errors are
raised indicating a problem). The second website is using the same
connection string to the SQL Server as the first. Both websites use WebForms
authentication, both use the FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage as
recommended after a user is successfully authenticated.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
Jamie Schatte
ProCare Rx
(e-mail address removed)
server. One website uses SQLServer mode for session state with no problems.
However, although the other website works great when we use InProc session
state, when we change to SQLServer mode for this website, it does not
work--session variables are not retained page to page (and no errors are
raised indicating a problem). The second website is using the same
connection string to the SQL Server as the first. Both websites use WebForms
authentication, both use the FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage as
recommended after a user is successfully authenticated.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
Jamie Schatte
ProCare Rx
(e-mail address removed)