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  • Mangler
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    Multiple sessions, how to kill only one

    I have 2 sessions that get created. One when the user logs in called
    "uname" and another called "idrma" when that user choses to begin a
    repair request. I know <%session.aband on% will kill both sessions,
    how to I only target one?

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    • Mike Brind
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      Re: Multiple sessions, how to kill only one


      "Mangler" <dwaldman@direc twireless.comwr ote in message
      news:1160508629 .445274.188010@ e3g2000cwe.goog legroups.com...
      >I have 2 sessions that get created. One when the user logs in called
      "uname" and another called "idrma" when that user choses to begin a
      repair request. I know <%session.aband on% will kill both sessions,
      how to I only target one?
      >
      You mean two session VARIABLES.

      To create a session variable: Session("Uname" ) = "Some value"

      To "kill" it: Session("Uname" ) = ""

      --
      Mike Brind


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        • Mangler
          #3
          Re: Multiple sessions, how to kill only one

          <% Session.Content s.Remove("uname ") %>

          Would this work the same?


          Mike Brind wrote:
          "Mangler" <dwaldman@direc twireless.comwr ote in message
          news:1160508629 .445274.188010@ e3g2000cwe.goog legroups.com...
          I have 2 sessions that get created. One when the user logs in called
          "uname" and another called "idrma" when that user choses to begin a
          repair request. I know <%session.aband on% will kill both sessions,
          how to I only target one?
          >
          You mean two session VARIABLES.
          >
          To create a session variable: Session("Uname" ) = "Some value"
          >
          To "kill" it: Session("Uname" ) = ""
          >
          --
          Mike Brind

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            • Mike Brind
              #4
              Re: Multiple sessions, how to kill only one

              Yes. No. My method retains the session variable, but sets its value to an
              empty string. Yours removes it altogether from the collection.

              You can test the content/value of your session variables like this:

              For each x in Session.Content s
              Response.Write x & ": " & Session.Content s(x) & "<br />"
              Next

              --
              Mike Brind

              "Mangler" <dwaldman@direc twireless.comwr ote in message
              news:1160510317 .847059.132120@ m7g2000cwm.goog legroups.com...
              <% Session.Content s.Remove("uname ") %>
              >
              Would this work the same?
              >
              >
              Mike Brind wrote:
              >"Mangler" <dwaldman@direc twireless.comwr ote in message
              >news:116050862 9.445274.188010 @e3g2000cwe.goo glegroups.com.. .
              >I have 2 sessions that get created. One when the user logs in called
              "uname" and another called "idrma" when that user choses to begin a
              repair request. I know <%session.aband on% will kill both sessions,
              how to I only target one?
              >
              >>
              >You mean two session VARIABLES.
              >>
              >To create a session variable: Session("Uname" ) = "Some value"
              >>
              >To "kill" it: Session("Uname" ) = ""
              >>
              >--
              >Mike Brind
              >

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