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Codes DeCodes 21-Jul-22 7:57am View    
Thanks for the link. Came to conclusion that I am duplicating a tab on windows.open and "Duplicating a tab copies the tab's sessionStorage into the new tab." as per link you have attached. That's how session storage is being passed to new tab.
Codes DeCodes 27-Oct-19 0:23am View    
Jaime, two changes fixed my issue:
1: Execute below script to enable change tracking in sql. This will configure your db notify immediately when changes occurs in tables:
ALTER DATABASE [Test_test]
SET ENABLE_BROKER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE;

2: In sql, Security -> Logins, make sure that user exists using whose credentials you are login into db from application. And make sure that this user has full permission to read/write
Codes DeCodes 25-May-19 1:59am View    
Thanks for the information.
So what do you suggest for maintaining timer for single user (chances are multiple user can log in via different browser on same computer).
Is it ok to not use static like this?

private System.Timers.Timer aTimer;
Codes DeCodes 23-May-19 7:09am View    
this should not be an issue because aTimer is global and instance of aTimer can be accessed in different phase of execution.
Codes DeCodes 22-Mar-19 2:07am View    
Exactly what I wanted. Thanks...