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[ASP.NET] How is Session.Abandon different from Session.Clear?

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Posted on 2/26/2017 7:12:00 PM | | |

Session.Clear() is to delete all items in the Session object.

Session object. But the Session object is still preserved.
Session.Abandon() deletes the current Session object, and the next time is a new Session.

The main difference is that when using Session.Abandon, Session_End method is called (in InProc mode). Next one please

When it comes, it will inspire Session_Start method. Session.Clear does not abort just clearing all data in the session

Session, so those methods are not called either.




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