How to configure the security in web administration tool? [modified]
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When I tried to open the security tab in the web site administration tool, I got an error message that Unable to connect to SQL Server database. I searched in the google and found a solution. That is to create a connection string in web config named "LocalSqlServer" and run aspnet_regsql command in my database. but this will create some additional tables and stored procedures. I don't feel comfort with this additional connection string and database objects. Is there any other options to configure security? Thanks and regards, Hogan
modified on Saturday, December 15, 2007 12:57:27 AM
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When I tried to open the security tab in the web site administration tool, I got an error message that Unable to connect to SQL Server database. I searched in the google and found a solution. That is to create a connection string in web config named "LocalSqlServer" and run aspnet_regsql command in my database. but this will create some additional tables and stored procedures. I don't feel comfort with this additional connection string and database objects. Is there any other options to configure security? Thanks and regards, Hogan
modified on Saturday, December 15, 2007 12:57:27 AM
ASP.NET Security framework needs these tables and Stored Procedures in order to store Membership and profile.So I dont think you can do without them.But what you can do is store them in a different database and just make your Web application point to them.But you will still need a connection string to that database and the other Membership settings... Hope this helps.
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ASP.NET Security framework needs these tables and Stored Procedures in order to store Membership and profile.So I dont think you can do without them.But what you can do is store them in a different database and just make your Web application point to them.But you will still need a connection string to that database and the other Membership settings... Hope this helps.
Ok. Can I use custom membership to use my own tables and stored procedures
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Ok. Can I use custom membership to use my own tables and stored procedures
sure you can, but thats a lot of work.Its easier to just code your own system rather than overriding each table and stored procedure if you know what I mean.
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sure you can, but thats a lot of work.Its easier to just code your own system rather than overriding each table and stored procedure if you know what I mean.
But my member table has different structure. I want my own table to store the member informations.