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ASP.NET Tutorial » Sessions » Session class

11. 2. 5. Session.Contents.RemoveAll()


<%@ Page Language="vb" %>

<html>

   <head>

      <script runat="server">

         Sub Page_Load()

            Session.Contents.RemoveAll()

            Message.Text = "Removed all items from current Session."

         End Sub

      </script>

   </head>

<body>

   <asp:label id="Message" runat="server"/>

</body>

</html>

11. 2. Session class
	11. 2. 1.	Session.Mode
	11. 2. 2.	Session.Abandon()
	11. 2. 3.	Use Session and Server.Transfer to create a wizard
	11. 2. 4.	Session.CodePage
	11. 2. 5.	Session.Contents.RemoveAll()
	11. 2. 6.	Session.CopyTo
	11. 2. 7.	Session.IsCookieless
	11. 2. 8.	Session.IsNewSession
	11. 2. 9.	Session.IsReadOnly
	11. 2. 10.	Session.Item
	11. 2. 11.	Session.Keys
	11. 2. 12.	Session.LCID
	11. 2. 13.	Session.Remove
	11. 2. 14.	Session.RemoveAll
	11. 2. 15.	Session.RemoveAt
	11. 2. 16.	Session.StaticObjects
	11. 2. 17.	Session.Timeout

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