I find using a session object (.net) an evil practice, am I too harsh?

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Asking for your opinion on the session object, I never use it (only forced to work) because of its problems when scaling the server. I understand that you can exit proc and manage sql server sessions, but I just don't like this idea.

I would rather create a better database design around the problem, rather than just throwing things in a session to save database calls.

Am I alone on this? Should I rethink my position in the sessions?

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From the very beginning, you'd better start with a custom high-performance solution. The more I work with him, the better I understand that the Session is a bit complicated to be true, in terms of what it offers ... but there are legitimate uses.