Answer / dineswari

Session. Abandon() Kills only the current session. To kill
more than one session variable, use Session.RemoveAll();

Answer / ravikumar

Session.Abandon();

Answer / shiva

Session.Abandon() not only kills the current session, it
also removes all the session variables

Answer / dsrs

to kill More than one session at a time, we can use
session.removeall() other wise session.Abandon().

Answer / sunjay

c> IISRESET will kill all session variables

Answer / umamahesh

session. Abandon() will kill not only current session and
also all seesions variables

Answer / chaithu

session.Abandon() will kill the current and also previous sessions. you can check

Answer / dghj

rtyryer

Answer / loka

By using Session.clear() or Sesision.RemoveAll() methods

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