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# Tempy Sessions (FAQ)

## What is a Tempy Session? <a href="#definition" id="definition"></a>

A Tempy session is a database entry that Tempy creates with all the settings you have made on your Tempy channel. When you create a new Tempy channel, Tempy remembers your settings and applies them to the new channel. So you never have to set up Tempy channels again.

## How can I create a Tempy Session? <a href="#creation" id="creation"></a>

As soon as you're in your Tempy channel you send the command **`-session save`** into any channel of the server, all settings will be saved and taken over *immediately* when creating a new Tempy channel.&#x20;

## How can I see my Tempy Session? <a href="#overview" id="overview"></a>

As soon as you created a Tempy session you send the command **`-session`** and all in the Tempy Session saved settings/overwrites will be shown in an embed. If there's no Tempy Session you'll see a note.

## How can I update the Tempy Session? <a href="#update" id="update"></a>

You made changes to your Tempy channel and want the changes to be applied into your Tempy Session? Easily use the command **`-session update`** again and the settings will be overwritten in our database.\
You can also use the regular "save" subcommand, both will do the same in this case.

## How can I delete the Tempy Session? <a href="#delete" id="delete"></a>

You can reset all changes by using **`-session reset`**, creating a new Tempy channel will no longer take the setting of your before created Tempy session. Note that the pre-defined settings of the server you are in may be still applied to your Tempy channel.&#x20;

## How can I learn more about Tempy Session? <a href="#more" id="more"></a>

Under ARealWant's blog you can read about the development of this feature, about the design and more the functionality of the new Tempy Sessions, [click here](https://blog.arealwant.com/tempy/sessions) to get to the blog.