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 A custom Microsoft® Visual Basic® 6.0 COM object is written to manage the session state instead of using the native session object in order to store the session data to SQL Server. The native ASP session can only store session data in memory. When the ASP script is finished, this object will be terminated and the session state will be persisted back to SQL Server. This COM object will be instantiated in the beginning of each Web request and reload the session data from SQL Server.

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 Here the demo program is devised to amplify and display a number. The number will keep increasing because the number value is stored in SQL Server and is shared between classic ASP and ASP.NET in spite of which page is loaded.

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 On the time of your surfing to an address that starts with HTTP, the server you're visiting treats that as an "HTTP request". Here, in fact you are "requesting" that a particular web page is displayed to you. The same applies to any http hyperlinks that you click. A lot more information is being passed back and forth, between your PC and the server of the site you're visiting, than you may be aware of. This chunk of data is called a "request object". Along with the URL you've requested, information about your browser, IP address, the last URL you visited and more is being sent along with your request to view a particular web page. On the flip side, in addition to the web page you requested, the server also sends back server-related information in the same request object. The Request Object receives the values that the client's browser passed to the server during an HTTP request. And this request is forwarded.

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I was wondering..can I connect 2 or more tables that have the exactly same fields (table1 = tit
le, subject, date_time / table2 = title, subject, date_time as well) to be used on a search?
I mean..is there a way to make the SELECT statement to grab the content from both tables so wh
en the search results appear on the screen they'll be based on both title, subject and date_tim
e from these 2 tables? How?

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