Session Variables to control Datasource used by iBots

Question

Hello everyone,
i'd like to know whether it is possible to control the session which is used by iBots.
What i want to achieve is, that i can start an iBot within a certain session with given parameters, based on session variables.
I have one SessionVariable "sDB" which can be set to =1 or =2. This is controled via the URL used to start OBIEE.
Now i want to control my ibots by forcing them to start with sDB=1 or sDB=2 etc.
Does anybody know a solution. Any hint might help aswell.
Thanks!

Answer 1

Thank you David for the response. As you guessed, I'm fairly new with session variables. What I'm looking for is as follows-
On my Architecture website, I have an html form where clients would enter their design preferences and Submit. The website then sends an email to the client with the details they had entered; for confirmation. This had worked properly with form variables as the email is sent right after the form is filled.
However, now I have added a License agreement page and a second form with other design details, which has to be filled in before the client's email is sent. So, I've set the Page1 form variables as session variables to carry over to the 4th page where it is sent as email. I am able to retrieve the session variables on the fourth page, but what I require is the correct syntax for using it in the subject field and the message body of the email, so that the clients get them in their email.
I had earlier used the following php code for sending emails using form variables-
    $to="From: $email";
    $subject="$name, Thank you for visiting our website.";
    $from="[email protected]";
    $msg="Your Reg. details-\r\n\n$name\r\n$address\r\n\nPhone No: $phone \r\nE mail: $email \r\n\nMessage:\n$message";
    $fla=mail($to,$subject,$msg,$from);
; where the form variables are- $name, $address, $phone, $email, $message
I have now set them as session variables-
<?php
session_start();
$_SESSION['name'] = $name;
$_SESSION['address'] = $address;
$_SESSION['phone'] = $phone;
$_SESSION['email'] = $email;
$_SESSION['message'] = $message;
?>
; and I'm being able to retrieve them on the 4th subsequent page. As mentioned, what I am looking for is the correct syntax to use this data in a php email code.
I will be very grateful if you could provide me with a sample php email code for sending an email with session variables in the 'from', 'to', 'subject' and 'message' fields.