Hi,

I have a general question regarding ASP Application variables. I'm building
a web app with a lot of ASP files which I'd like to split out into several
different subfolders. However, I noticed that application variables that I
set up in my Application_OnStart event sometimes survive switching to a
different folder while at other times they do not. I am relatively new to
ASP so I'm not sure if I'm doing something that inadvertently unassigns
these variables. One thing I kow I'm not doing is explicitly reassigning or
unassigning them. My other option is to assign them in a default.asp or some
other generic file that I replicate in all my folders and include in the
entry point asp file to each folder, but I'd rather avoid the redundancy so
as not to complicate maintenance further.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Plese disregard this message. I got the reply from another thread.


"Waguih Boctor" <wboctor@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have a general question regarding ASP Application variables. I'm[/color]
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> a web app with a lot of ASP files which I'd like to split out into several
> different subfolders. However, I noticed that application variables that I
> set up in my Application_OnStart event sometimes survive switching to a
> different folder while at other times they do not. I am relatively new to
> ASP so I'm not sure if I'm doing something that inadvertently unassigns
> these variables. One thing I kow I'm not doing is explicitly reassigning[/color]
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> unassigning them. My other option is to assign them in a default.asp or[/color]
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> other generic file that I replicate in all my folders and include in the
> entry point asp file to each folder, but I'd rather avoid the redundancy[/color]
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> as not to complicate maintenance further.
>
> Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
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