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im doing an asp.net website with a login system for its users. i used a table in sql to maintain a record of user details.when a user logs in , i set a flag to 1 and when they click the logout button , the flag is set back to 0. my problem is if the user closes the browser window or for some reason the system crashes , that user still remains logged in. i have 2 go to the database and set the flag. please suggest some way to solve my prob. thanx
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18-Apr-09 3:49am
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There are many ways to do this.
1 - Handle the session_end event and reset the DB flag there. This event gets fired when session timed out and will happen even user closes browser (not immediately). Works only on
InProc
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2 - Create a new column in table which has the user's last request time. Write a SQL job which runs frequently, checks the last request time and update the flag if necessary.
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