Session state time out

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How can i make my session state time out persits for more than one day?

Posted 23-Aug-11 2:20am

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-08-23T02:22:00

In your webconfig, add <sessionstate timeout="1440" />.

Posted 23-Aug-11 2:22am

Updated 23-Aug-11 2:23am

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Djamanet 23-Aug-11 8:25am

can u be more explicit about your solution??

fjdiewornncalwe 23-Aug-11 8:54am

It's about as explicit as it can get. Add or modify your sessionstate value in the web.config of your site to what Abhinav has suggested.