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2-dimentional array in session variable

Hi,

I try to store a two-dimentional array in a session variable. When I do the
same with a one-dimentional array, it works fine, but with a two-dimentional
array it fails. Is this not possible? Is there something special I have to
take into account?

Any help is welcome

Cedric
Jul 19 '05 #1
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You can store 2D arrays in session variables without doing anything special.
In what way does this fail and using what code?

Ray at home

"Cedric Baelemans" <cb********@ema gine.be> wrote in message
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Hi,

I try to store a two-dimentional array in a session variable. When I do the same with a one-dimentional array, it works fine, but with a two-dimentional array it fails. Is this not possible? Is there something special I have to
take into account?

Any help is welcome

Cedric

Jul 19 '05 #2
What on earth does "it fails" mean?

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SQL Server MVP
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"Cedric Baelemans" <cb********@ema gine.be> wrote in message
news:#3******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...
Hi,

I try to store a two-dimentional array in a session variable. When I do the same with a one-dimentional array, it works fine, but with a two-dimentional array it fails. Is this not possible? Is there something special I have to
take into account?

Any help is welcome

Cedric

Jul 19 '05 #3

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