Session Variables How Many?



I'm wanting to store about 6 fields one of which could have about 1600
characters in a session variables for submitting data to the database.
I'm trying to elimate partial records being inserted into the database
when a user quits in the middle of an entry. Is there a limit to the
size of what you can put in sessions and number of session you want to
limit on a server. Didn't know if you had a high volume site that if
you stored new records in sessions, how that would affect performance.
I thought about using cookies but not everyone has them enabled, I
guess I could check first. Any suggestions on this? Thanks

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