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  • Robert Hanson
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    Request for guidance storing of information in ASP.Net


    I am new to the asp.net application building and I have read the
    information regarding the storing of information using session vs
    cookies vs viewstate. I am asking for suggestions/guidance as to when
    each is appropriate. I noticed that in the case of cookies, there is a
    liability because of web browser settings migh disallow the storing of
    cookies.

    Thanks in advance,

    Bob Hanson


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    • Natty Gur
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      Re: Request for guidance storing of information in ASP.Net

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        • Robert V. Hanson
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          Re: Request for guidance storing of information in ASP.Net

          Thanks Bassel!!

          I really appreciate it.

          Best Regards,

          Bob Hanson

          ""Bassel Tabbara [MSFT]"" <basselt@online .microsoft.com> wrote in message
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          > Hello Robert,
          > Which article you are referring to?
          > Are these the articles that you have read?
          >
          > ASP.NET State Management
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          > l/cpconaspstatema nagement.asp
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          > ASP.NET State Management
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          http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...us/vbcon/html/[color=blue]
          > vbconChoosingSe rverStateOption .asp
          >
          > In the second one, it will give you all the advantages and the
          > disadvantages of using each one.
          >
          > Please let me know if you have more questions on this.
          >
          > Thanks,
          > Bassel Tabbara
          > Microsoft, ASP.NET
          >
          > This posting is provided "AS IS", with no warranties, and confers no[/color]
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          > | I am new to the asp.net application building and I have read the
          > | information regarding the storing of information using session vs
          > | cookies vs viewstate. I am asking for suggestions/guidance as to when
          > | each is appropriate. I noticed that in the case of cookies, there is a
          > | liability because of web browser settings migh disallow the storing of
          > | cookies.
          > |
          > | Thanks in advance,
          > |
          > | Bob Hanson
          > |
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