You can't get at that data because each ASP.NET thread only sees the current user's session data.

What you can do is set your session store to SQL Server and then you can access the raw data in SQL Server, but that's not quite the same thing.

What reason would you have to screw with session data of other users?

+++ Rick ---

>In my web application, I use session to store username as code below.
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> Session("username") = usernameTextbox.Text
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>If there are 50 users login to my application, the server should have 50 copies of session objects, which store username.
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>May I know how can my web page get all these 50 objects?
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>Please advice. Thanks.