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Dive directly into topic, No beating around the bush
ASP.NET session state mode can be broadly classified into two modes: In-Proc and Out-Of-Proc.
As the name suggests In-Proc mode maintains session state data in memory of the web server. This means if the web application or the IIS restarts the session data is lost.
Out-Of-Proc maintains the data separately outside the memory of web server. This means your session data is not lost even if the web application/IIS restarts. This mode can again be classified into three categories: StateServer, SQLServer and Custom.
Dive directly into topic, No beating around the bush
ASP.NET session state mode can be broadly classified into two modes: In-Proc and Out-Of-Proc.
As the name suggests In-Proc mode maintains session state data in memory of the web server. This means if the web application or the IIS restarts the session data is lost.
Out-Of-Proc maintains the data separately outside the memory of web server. This means your session data is not lost even if the web application/IIS restarts. This mode can again be classified into three categories: StateServer, SQLServer and Custom.
