asp.net - Why Session_End event not raised when StateProvider is not InProc? -

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I'm asking this question with curiosity.

I have seen this in my global. // P> 

  zero session_und (object sender, eventArgse E) {// code that runs after session ends // Note: Session_End event is only lifted when sessionstate mode // to Web The config file is set to InProc. If session mode is set to StateServer // or SQLServer, then the event has not been raised. }

I have to understand why session mode is not a status server or SQL Server, session / event event is not Capture / Undeveloped?

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