Re: Where does session store its value. Server or at client.

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The data is stored on the server, but the session ID that identifies you as
an existing user is held in a cookie on the client. If you want I believe
you can configure "sessionless cookies" where the session ID is passed via
the querystring rather than being held in a cookie.

"Scott" <Scott@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi
I am kind of new in web development.
I am trying to use sessions to store some values. But I am wondering where
does session store the value.
Does it use cookies.
Can anything block to store the values to be stored.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks, Scott




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