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.
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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but I need to destroy one of them .. Session.Remove("Test2") for
example will do ?