Re: Session in .NET 2.0
- From: "Scott Roberts" <sroberts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2007 14:54:07 -0600
Ideally it should never recycle.
It does.
If you have a browser hitting the SessionRenew.aspx every 10 minutes then it will not recycle due to inactivity.
Probably due to memory - from other hacks stuffing too much crap in their session variables.
If it recycles just because someone spiked CPU and hoster had to hit reset button in shared hosting environment you doomed no matter what you do :)
Indeed.
But then if availability that important to you time to think about dedicated server.
Or not use sessions. :)
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