| Querystring | Session |
|---|---|
| Querystring is client side state management technique. | Session is server side state management technique. |
| Querystring data is page specific i.e. can be accessed in that page only. | Session data can be accessed throughout the session. |
| Querystring data is visible to user and can be seen in browser url. | Session data is not visible to user. |
| Data is not secured and can be altered hence insensitive data is stored in querystring. | Data is secured hence sensitive data such as user information is stored. |
| Querystring has constraint of Maxlength. | Session does not have such constraint. |
| Querystring passed through url like www.abc.com?myparam=12. | Session created in application like Session["mysession"] = somevalue. |
| Querystring fetched on page like string myvalue = Request.QueryString["myparam"]. | Session retrived in application like string myvalue = Session["mysession"]. |
Sunday, April 5, 2015
Difference between Session and Query String
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