Hi,

does the Session name case sensitive in ASP.NET, so does Session["RegisterID"]=Session["RegisterId"].

Thanks

All the state variables (Sesson, Application, Viewstate, Cache, Cookie) are CASE SENSITIVE.

 so Session["RegisterID"] and Session["RegisterId"] will not be same

C# is case sensitive. So sure the two session variables you created them are not equal

 State variables are case sensitive in both VB and C#..

Session variables are case sensitive

Hi Prajeesh,
It seems like you have added an extra line break (<br>) at the end of your blog link and its making the link wrong... Please correct it...

Nop, I don't know but I must have some thing wrog in my VS.Net system, because in my system Session["RegisterID"]=Session["RegistedId"].

So, could you try this bit of code in a sample form:

Session["badisID"] = "value";

mystring=Session["badisId"].ToString();

you will see that mystring="value"

Thanks

Oops am also getting the value.... I tried with with different combination and all worked!!!

For the last 4 years i thought session variables are case sensitive.. i don't know what is happening here...someone please confirm whether session is case sensitive or not... if case sensitive please explain what is happening in the above code..

rbadis:

string mystring= "";

Session["badisID"] = "value";

if(Session["badisId"]!=null)

mystring=Session["badisId"].ToString();

you will see that mystring="value"

Hi rbadis,

Based on my research, the session object is retrieved by this code <return (this.BaseGet(key));> internally. The name of the key is case-insensitive. That’s why we get this result.