releasing session variables

Set them to an empty string.

"Matt Markus" <MattMarkus@MSNHealth.com> wrote in message
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>
> Hi,
>
> I have a bunch of session variables that I want to set, use, then release.
> Is this possible? I know I can abandon a users session, but I want to
abandon
> individual session variables. Example:
>
> Session("UserEmail") = "bla@bla.com"
> Server.Execute("email.asp")
> Session("UserEmail").clear
>
> I'm using a lot session variables to pass data between forms, and once I'm
> done with them, I want to release any memory associated with their usage.
>
> Thanks!

See the Session.Contents.Remove method.

"Matt Markus" <MattMarkus@MSNHealth.com> wrote in message
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> That would be just changing the value of the variable. I want to make the
> session variable non-existent, gone, zilch, zap. I don't think setting it
> to "" is going to release the resources it's consuming.
>
> Matt
> "Russell Jones" <arj1@nospam.northstate.net> wrote:
> >Set them to an empty string.
> >
> >"Matt Markus" <MattMarkus@MSNHealth.com> wrote in message
> >news:3eee1ccc$1@tnews.web.dev-archive.com...
> >>
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> I have a bunch of session variables that I want to set, use, then
release.
> >> Is this possible? I know I can abandon a users session, but I want to
> >abandon
> >> individual session variables. Example:
> >>
> >> Session("UserEmail") = "bla@bla.com"
> >> Server.Execute("email.asp")
> >> Session("UserEmail").clear
> >>
> >> I'm using a lot session variables to pass data between forms, and once
> I'm
> >> done with them, I want to release any memory associated with their
usage.
> >>
> >> Thanks!
> >
> >
>