Re: 2 dimension arrays

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Andrew wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an array of 50 rows and 2 columns that I want to make
> available to a user. As he goes thru the system, he will be updating
> and editing the array. This is unique to each user in the session.
>
> eg. public string[,] marked = new String[50][2].
>
> How do you suggest I do it ? Do I declare it as global variable, or
> is it possible to put it as a session variable?
>
> TIA. Cheers.
> Andrew.

You will *need* to put in in Session: a "global variable" (static member of some class)
is the same for *all* users of your site (the single webapp serves multiple users).
If you want to retain user-specific data in server-memory, you have to
user Session. (other options: client side using ViewState or hidden inputs
or in a database under a user-specific key)


Hans Kesting


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