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    1. COExcellent question, Hasan. It's been a while since I've written a one-shot timer job (the nav update job I wrote for this Feature was the last one: http://blobcachefarmflush.codeplex.com), but I seem to recall that failed jobs do sit in the status list - at least for some period of time. If memory serves me correctly, it didn't stay long -- I had to more or less poll for it (by refreshing the status page) before it disappeared.
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    2. COThe text block you cited from SyncFusion is consistent with what I would expect based on ReaderWriterLock semantics. Setting the EnableSessionState mode to "ReadOnly" doesn't *make it* read only for InProc; rather, you're indicating (to ASP.NET) that you *intend* to use it in a read-only fashion. The "ReadOnly" mode is less restrictive than the "true" mode and only guarantees that you won't collide with other changes being made by pages that have an EnableSessionState of "true." Trying to modify session state from a page in "ReadOnly" mode remains a hazardous proposition. Does that help?
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    3. COExcellent point by Lars, and one that commonly catches developers (both new and seasoned) who work with the timer service. One additional point of note for you, ashwnacharya: whether or not the timer job runs on all WFEs will be a function of the SPJobLockType enum value you specified in the constructor. Using a value of "None" means that the job will run on all WFEs. A value of "Job," however, means that it'll run on only one server -- the one on which you submitted the job (unless you indicated a specific SPServer in your constructor).
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