See this

Sujit Patil replied to Charvi Sanghavi at 03-Jul-08 12:14

you can check it on edit of that user login. Means when user update record of master table in db you can save that to same session which you have used for role like;

e.g. When you have first logged in you have kept the session values into ;

Session("role") i.e. Session("role")="Normal"

and then at the time of update you can easily make it to Super like;

Session("role")="Super"

And if you want to track this change then you can use another session and can update the value of that same as above.

e.g. if you have mentian a session for change like;

Session("changeRole")="false"

make it true at the time of updation like;

Session("changeRole")="true"

You can access these session values in your application for further process.

Best Luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sujit.


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  Tracking changes to Session Variables. - Charvi Sanghavi  02-Jul-08 09:48 9:48:41 PM
      See this - Sujit Patil  03-Jul-08 12:14 12:14:16 AM
      try this - Vasanthakumar D  03-Jul-08 12:41 12:41:27 AM
      Update Session variable also - Arvind Kumar  03-Jul-08 12:45 12:45:50 AM
      reply - alice johnson  03-Jul-08 12:58 12:58:03 AM
      You can do this - santhosh kumar  03-Jul-08 01:04 1:04:52 AM
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