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Jan 8th, 2001, 12:47 AM
#1
What makes the difference between creating an application Variable and a ordinary variable created in global.asa file,
since both can be used in all the pages of the application.
Would any one answer my doubt.
Deepak S
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Jan 8th, 2001, 01:02 AM
#2
Addicted Member
There are
APPLICATION VARIABLES
SESSION VARAIBLES
And Variables u use on a Per page(*.asp) basis
The difference However is an Application VAriable is
common to all those Users of the application.
Let Say you have asp application and 100 users access it at a time. When you store something in an application variable
It is common for all those 100 and this is a variable
on a per application basis.
Now If it is a session variable it is for a particular session.Even if a single user opens 100 sessions ,each session variable can have different values.
The ordinary Variables - will be out of scope after the page
they are declared is completely processed and deliver to the user.
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