Hi Robin,

Thank you for your detailed log information. This helps me to see more
clearly now.

It seems you're using Web Garden mode in IIS -- multiple worker process for
an AppPool.

Because Web gardens enable the use of multiple processes, all processes
have their
own copy of application state, in-process session state, caches, and static
data.

By default, the Web garden feature is disabled in IIS 6.0, and the default
number
of worker processes assigned to an application pool is set to 1. You can
enable Web garden functionality by setting the number of worker processes
assigned to an
application pool to a number greater than 1. For information about how to
configure a Web garden by using IIS Manager, see

#Configure Application Pool Performance
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro.../Library/IIS/6
d3f37b8-c7ef-4a9c-9b78-eba9412181d8.mspx

To verify this, you could print out the process id of the request by:

Response.Write(System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurre ntProcess().Id);

Regards,
Walter Wang (wawang (AT) online (DOT) microsoft.com, remove 'online.')
Microsoft Online Community Support

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That was it. Thank you so much. I was not the one to set up the application
pool-my co-worker had this worker process set to 5. Without knowing about
this setting, I was at a loss. Thanks so much!



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