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Brad
Hi everyone,
I've been using ASP on a few different projects over the past year, either
using Javascript or VBScript. During that time, I've made use of session
variables, but even then, I've tried to keep those variables to a minimum
(which is not always easy).
I've also read on many ASP resource sites (such as fuzzysoftware.com, etc)
that the use of session variables can be a no-no, while others say that it's
perfectly valid to use them extensively. Some articles on these sites state
that if we use session variables on a site that is spanned across a web
farm, those variables will either get corrupt, lost, or even worse, abducted
by UFO's (kidding).
Since I'm sure a lot of you have had more experience in this area than I
have, I was wondering what the "thought of the day" is, pertaining to the
use of session variables.
Thanks guys,
Brad
I've been using ASP on a few different projects over the past year, either
using Javascript or VBScript. During that time, I've made use of session
variables, but even then, I've tried to keep those variables to a minimum
(which is not always easy).
I've also read on many ASP resource sites (such as fuzzysoftware.com, etc)
that the use of session variables can be a no-no, while others say that it's
perfectly valid to use them extensively. Some articles on these sites state
that if we use session variables on a site that is spanned across a web
farm, those variables will either get corrupt, lost, or even worse, abducted
by UFO's (kidding).
Since I'm sure a lot of you have had more experience in this area than I
have, I was wondering what the "thought of the day" is, pertaining to the
use of session variables.
Thanks guys,
Brad