my own ASPstate db?

[kurt sune]

Hi
i have read somewhere that it is possible to have the asp state in my own
sql server database,
not called ASPstate. For example: MyStateDB.

Unfortunately i have forgotten where.

Does anyone have a tip of how to achieve this? Read the article i have
forgot?

/k

[Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]]

ASP STATE is handled via the State Service, not by Sql Server. Perhaps you
are thinking about session? ASP.NET 2.0 uses a provider model now for most of
this so it is possible to derive from the base classes and "roll your own".
Peter

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"kurt sune" wrote:

Hi
i have read somewhere that it is possible to have the asp state in my own
sql server database,
not called ASPstate. For example: MyStateDB.

Unfortunately i have forgotten where.

Does anyone have a tip of how to achieve this? Read the article i have
forgot?

/k

[Jose Rodriguez]

I agree with the previous email, you are thinking of storing session in your
sql server. To do that you have to change the session setting in web.config
and run a script that allows session to be stored in SQL

HTH

Jose
"kurt sune" <ap*@apa.com> wrote in message
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Hi
i have read somewhere that it is possible to have the asp state in my own
sql server database,
not called ASPstate. For example: MyStateDB.

Unfortunately i have forgotten where.

Does anyone have a tip of how to achieve this? Read the article i have
forgot?

/k