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I'm new to ASP. If I store information in these handy "session
variables" am I going to run into many limitations that I wouldn't have
it I added a database record for each session instead? For example, if
I use session variables, can I have an admin utility that lets me see a
list and/or count of all open sessions? Or would I be able to keep the
same user from starting multiple sessions if I wanted (by comparing the
log-in name which my web-site requires)? I know if I create a record
for each open session that I can do all kinds of fun stuff like reports
and queries, but not sure if I'll have all of those options with these
built in ASP session variables (which I imagine ASP stores in memory or
some non-standard format).
p.s.-I'm using ASP (not ASP.NET) with VBScript (I hate VB syntax but
that is what everyone seems to use).
variables" am I going to run into many limitations that I wouldn't have
it I added a database record for each session instead? For example, if
I use session variables, can I have an admin utility that lets me see a
list and/or count of all open sessions? Or would I be able to keep the
same user from starting multiple sessions if I wanted (by comparing the
log-in name which my web-site requires)? I know if I create a record
for each open session that I can do all kinds of fun stuff like reports
and queries, but not sure if I'll have all of those options with these
built in ASP session variables (which I imagine ASP stores in memory or
some non-standard format).
p.s.-I'm using ASP (not ASP.NET) with VBScript (I hate VB syntax but
that is what everyone seems to use).