Answer / pushpa

In Global.asax, you have an event called Session_End - this
is the event
which fires (so long as your Session is InProc) when the
Session ends.

Under normal circumstances, the Session ends for two
reasons:

1) it has timed out automatically, by default after 20
minutes of
inactivity, though this figure can be changed

2) it has been ended explicitly ("torn down", to use the
jargon)

You may be familiar with logging out of your on-line
banking application by
clicking a "Logout" button or whatever - it is the code
behind such a button
where you would place the Session.Abandon() code.

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