Destroying Sessions

[Varangian]

Hi there,

I was testing with sessions lately and wanted to destroy a particular
session.

If I have two sessions at the same page being used.
Session["Test1"] = "testing1";
Session["Test2"] = "testing2";

on using the Session.Abandon (); .... which one of them is destroyed
the Test1 or Test2 ?

[Ray Booysen]

Varangian wrote:

Hi there,

I was testing with sessions lately and wanted to destroy a particular
session.

If I have two sessions at the same page being used.
Session["Test1"] = "testing1";
Session["Test2"] = "testing2";

on using the Session.Abandon (); .... which one of them is destroyed
the Test1 or Test2 ?

What you are doing in the first two lines is assigning the text to
Session variables not different sessions.

Calling Session.Abandon destroys the entire Session object which holds
all of your session variables.

[Varangian]

not different Sessions ?!?
how to set a different session then?

[Ray Booysen]

Varangian wrote:

not different Sessions ?!?
how to set a different session then?

You can't. Why would you need a seperate session? You have access to
the Session object which allows you to store an "infinite" amount of
objects inside.

[Varangian]

but I need to destroy one of them .. Session.Remove( "Test2") for
example will do ?

[Ray Booysen]

Varangian wrote:

but I need to destroy one of them .. Session.Remove( "Test2") for
example will do ?

Yes

[Juan T. Llibre]

Varangian,

you are confusing "a different session" with "a different session variable".

What you want is not a different session.
What you want is a different session variable.

After you set Session.Remove( "Test2"),
Session.Remove( "Test2") will work fine to clear it.

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but I need to destroy one of them .. Session.Remove( "Test2") for
example will do ?