In my ASP.NET application I created a custom thread. The thread is updating the session. When I am using InProc session state it works well, but when using SQLServer session state the session is not being updated. Any ideas?
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In my ASP.NET application I created a custom thread. The thread is updating the session. When I am using InProc session state it works well, but when using SQLServer session state the session is not being updated. Any ideas?
I can’t find documentation to back it up, but I think that the SqlServer session state will serialize the Session to the database at the end of the request processing. So anything that’s changed after that time is ignored as a new request will get the session from the database.