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The Session Object

The Session object stores session information for individual users. A session is created when a user enters a web site and exists on the server until the user closes the browser or the session expires. In a web server cluster (multiple web servers working in tandem to handle high-traffic web sites), session information is lost when the user moves to a different server.

Session variables let you store information for the user, such as user name and preferences, which can be accessed by all pages in the site. When the session ends, the variables are lost. Note: The user's browser must support cookies for session variables to work.

Session Object: Methods
Session.Abandon	Ends the session.

Session Object: Properties
Session.CodePage	Specifies the character set used for the ASP code.
Session.LCID	Specifies a location, which determines how content such as date and time will be displayed.
Session.SessionID	The unique identifier given by the server to each user.
Session.Timeout	Specifies (in minutes) how long session information for a user is stored on the server (after the last client request).

Session Object: Collections
Session.Contents	Contains items added to the Session object using script.
Session.StaticObjects	Contains items added to the Session object using the HTML <OBJECT> tag.

Session Object: Events
Session.OnStart	Specifies an event to occur when the server creates a session.
Session.OnEnd	Specifies an event to occur when a session ends.

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