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The Session ID may not be unique (cpkilekofp) or the variables may not be session variables (Tanglin05). I'm confirming today. Thanks!
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The Session ID may not be unique (cpkilekofp) or the variables may not be session variables (Tanglin05). I'm confirming today. Thanks!

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Our co-op programmer didn't setup a session at all. So all solutions are valid.
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Our co-op programmer didn't setup a session at all. So all solutions are valid.

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Our Global Static ASP.net Session variables appear to be corrupted across different user sessions. Additionally, ASP.net is calling C# functions.<br />
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ie: One user is overwriting another user's session vars. <br />
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Is this possible or should I be looking at something else as the source of the problem?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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tg<br />

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Our Global Static ASP.net Session variables appear to be corrupted across different user sessions. Additionally, ASP.net is calling C# functions.

ie: One user is overwriting another user's session vars. 

Is this possible or should I be looking at something else as the source of the problem?

Thanks

tg


Global static session variables corrupted

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