SQL session mode

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Hello friends,

I enabled SQL server session mode in my application.I want to persist the session state when my sql server restart.what should be done.

which option is correct for the above question and why?
a)object serialization
b)store data in clustered environment
c)store session data in a different DB instead of temp DB
d back up DB periodically

Posted 6-Dec-10 23:26pm

ravindrareddy.codePROJECT

Updated 6-Dec-10 23:34pm

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Brij · Answer 1 · 2010-12-06T23:50:00

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There is a very good on CP itself.

Exploring Session in ASP.Net

You can get basic Idea from above. Rest your answers
a) Yes for custom objects.
b) Its upto your requirement.
c) Yes better if you store at different DB.
d) Yes it is advisable.

Posted 6-Dec-10 23:50pm

Brij