Answer / Ravindra Singh Verma

The session ID is typically generated by the server when a user logs in to an application. It's then sent to the client (usually as a cookie) and stored there for future requests.

IN an ASP.NET Web application if there is any error, how can you debug?

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if i want to give an alert message like "try after sometime" to a web page which is being seen by other person.if a web page is not seen by anyone then it should display otherwise it show a display a message stating that other person is viewing so try after some time........how can i implement this.

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What are sql notifications and sql invalidations?

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How do we invoke queries from the application?

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How does a content page differ from a master page?

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asp.net page is a object or not?

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