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From: Martin on 28 Apr 2010 11:45
Why is the Session state SQl server so Slow when debugging with VS2010 and
webdev.webserver20 ?

Works ok on IIs 7 but in development takes 1+minute to complete the render,
even after the the asp.net code has finished , still sits there waiting....

If i uses Inproc works ok, but then the webDev server keeps losing the
session state cookie, so keeps generating news ones.

ASP.NET and VS2010 and Session state WHAT A NIGHTMARE, WASTING SO MUCH TIME
ON THIS NOW. Cant test,

Any help would be appreciated
From: Andrew Morton on 28 Apr 2010 11:56
Martin wrote:
> Why is the Session state SQl server so Slow when debugging with
> VS2010 and webdev.webserver20 ?
>
> Works ok on IIs 7 but in development takes 1+minute to complete the
> render, even after the the asp.net code has finished , still sits
> there waiting....
>
> If i uses Inproc works ok, but then the webDev server keeps losing
> the session state cookie, so keeps generating news ones.
>
> ASP.NET and VS2010 and Session state WHAT A NIGHTMARE, WASTING SO
> MUCH TIME ON THIS NOW. Cant test,
>
> Any help would be appreciated

Have you tried the ASP.NET Session State service as a third alternative?

--
Andrew


From: Mr. Arnold on 29 Apr 2010 14:04
Martin wrote:
> Why is the Session state SQl server so Slow when debugging with VS2010 and
> webdev.webserver20 ?
>
> Works ok on IIs 7 but in development takes 1+minute to complete the render,
> even after the the asp.net code has finished , still sits there waiting....
>
> If i uses Inproc works ok, but then the webDev server keeps losing the
> session state cookie, so keeps generating news ones.
>
> ASP.NET and VS2010 and Session state WHAT A NIGHTMARE, WASTING SO MUCH TIME
> ON THIS NOW. Cant test,
>
> Any help would be appreciated

SQL Server session state makes things 40% slower. Maybe, you can try to
use the Session State Service.
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