I ran into this with a large client that was using IIS load balancing, so, they couldn't use ASP sessions (ASP session object from VFP mtdll). The solution was to use VFP tables with MEMO fields to store the session data. Scalable and works like a charm...
>Hi, Frank.
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>>My first trials really work like a charm and if I'm not overlooking something serious I might be ready to post the first version here in the download section within the next days/weeks (depending on Your demand and feedback).
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>For small scenarios, it may works fine. But, don´t forget that Sessions for traditional ASP are not scalable because they´re just known on the server where it´s running. If your application grows and need more servers, it´ll be broken.