how duplicate session ids are creating

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Hi,

I have a table with session id.

i am inserting session id from front end when web form is loading

but duplicate session id's are creating?

how is it created.

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hsabxc55nfhifdaofugc3e55    10  192.168.100.20  192.168.100.20  2012-06-15 21:21:50.800 2012-06-15 21:21:52.487 2012-06-15 21:21:50.800 1   Web
hsabxc55nfhifdaofugc3e55    10  192.168.100.20  192.168.100.20  2012-06-15 20:41:49.750 2012-07-04 12:56:08.923 2012-06-15 20:41:49.750 1   Web
ebkk1o45trt0cwugo2rpvtvi    10  LOCALHOST   127.0.0.1   2012-06-15 12:19:12.747 2012-06-15 12:20:13.890 2012-06-15 12:19:12.747 1   Web
ebkk1o45trt0cwugo2rpvtvi    10  LOCALHOST   127.0.0.1   2012-06-15 12:02:00.623 2012-07-04 12:56:08.923 2012-06-15 12:02:00.623 1   Web

do you have any idea?

no chance to open a new window with my application
please help me

Posted 7-Aug-12 1:37am

Member 7932936

Updated 7-Aug-12 19:15pm

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bbirajdar 7-Aug-12 8:06am

Too less information about the problem...

Member 7932936 8-Aug-12 1:16am

i have added duplicate sessions also

ZurdoDev 7-Aug-12 8:11am

I really, really doubt that duplicate session ids are being created. The problem is the same session is writing to your db twice.

Prasad J 8-Aug-12 1:27am

Before inserting the session id into the table, you have to check whether the new id is already exist, if so you have create a new session or remove the previous entry from the table.

Member 7932936 8-Aug-12 4:14am

but i want to know when it is happening

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