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Session Variables: How much data is too much? - Stack Overflow

The only reason to store large amounts of data in user variables is that you need to use them in subsequent SQL queries during the same db ...

Avoid large session variables - OutSystems 11 Documentation

Session variables are designed to store information across requests in an application. They typically keep small amounts of information that help customize the ...

Should session variables be avoided?

Session variables have an advantage of never leaving the server, thus the user cannot directly change them. While you should sanitize data ...

Should I avoid session variables? : r/PHPhelp - Reddit

I'm not a professional PHP developer so take this as you will, but my thought is the answer probably depends on the application. How large is ...

How to solve 'Large Local Variables in Viewstate' issue? - OutSystems

Use your session variables wisely and avoid large variables (read more here). But of course, you may need to have things stores in session ...

#30 Avoid Session Variable Abuse | Agile Software Craftsmanship

When programming an application to run in a web server or app server, there is often the need to retain a value from interaction to ...

storing values in session variable vs instance variable

Session variables are useful when you really need a value to persist for the entire session. I would also say that it's good practice to use session variable ...

Hey i have a serious issue about storing things in the session state

How do you access session state variables through the developer console? ... I just wanted to make sure that I am not making a huge security ...

Session Variables - CockroachDB

When enabled, avoid performing additional work on queries, such as collecting and emitting telemetry data. This session variable is particularly useful when ...

Question on Sessions variables | ASP .Net - Coding Forums

to avoid session variables if possible. On your second point, for years developers have been looking for an alternative to session variables.

Difference between global and session variables - Scriptcase

Global variables are only valid within the scope of the module you are running, not outside. Session variables are bound to a session ($_SESSION) which means ...

Are You Using PHP Sessions Correctly? Common Mistakes to Avoid

Another common issue is mismanaging session data by either overusing it or storing unnecessary information. For instance, storing large objects ...

One large, or multiple small session variables - Bytes

One large, or multiple small session variables. ASP / Active Server Pages Forums on Bytes.

Session and state management in ASP.NET Core - Microsoft Learn

If not, the session state TempData provider can be beneficial to avoid round-tripping a large amount of data in each request until the TempData ...

[Feature-2249] Saving Session Information - Ignition

... session variable which acts as a flag to prevent multiple executions. ... BIG THANKS Tony.Petruzzi. My application is very similar to yours ...

Locking sessions across a cluster and seeing changes ... - Lucee Dev

The code assumes that changes to session variables can be seen immediately. Is this true when a session variable is changed on one node ...

How to access session variable from a second flow

BTW, in general, I would recommend avoiding session variables (if possible). In most cases, you can use message properties instead of session ...

session_write_close - Manual - PHP

My workaround was to create the $_SESSION variables with 0 values before writing the initial login page. Then I updated the session vars with the login ...

Session Management - OWASP Cheat Sheet Series

The session ID must be long enough to encode sufficient entropy, preventing brute force attacks where an attacker guesses valid session IDs. Different encoding ...

Persist Session Variables - TechDocs - Broadcom Inc.

Session variables are a way to persist user data in a session store and to retrieve them later through a response. They belong to a specific ...