ASP.NET How to save and use persistent information depending on user type login

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Hi there!

I´m building a website and i need to store somehow some informations that i will use in the whole site depending of the user type logged in.

Example:

1) User XPTO logs in

2) Query DataBase to see where he belongs

3) Store those 2 or 3 fields that i will get in Database in a persistent way to use it in the whole site.

My question is: Whats the best practices to do this?

Best Regards

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