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Does anyone know the detail of how session variables are actually stored?
The question I'm trying to answer is:

Is it more efficient to store and retrieve multiple short strings :

a) in multiple small session variables
b) concatenated and stored as one large session variable
c) inserted into an array and stored in a session variable
d) it's all the same. Who cares?

Keeping in mind that for this application each piece of data will be
retrieved for every page.

I've read that storing a dictionary object in a session variable is bad
ews - something to do with ending up with thread in your apartment, or
something ;-)

What I'd really like to do is create an XML object and store that in a
session variable, but I'm guessing that would be pretty inefficient unless
it had quite a lot of data in it.

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