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Session or Cache object

If I want to store a data table that is specific to a user (search)
and can change multiple times (if they do different searches), do I
want to store it in the Session or Cache object? I am assuming the
Session object as it appears to be the most user specific but wanted
to be sure.

Feb 12 '07 #1
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