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    I am using the Role manager provided with Visual Studio. I do not know much about it.. I know how to unlock accounts, and do simple user interactions, but what I was wanting to know if there was a way to take that database and integrate it into another database? Right now my web applicatino contains a database for all of its data, and a database for all the user login data. Is there a way to combine these two? Do I just replicate all the stored procedures, tables, and views from the membership database to my database?

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      I am using the Role manager provided with Visual Studio. I do not know much about it.. I know how to unlock accounts, and do simple user interactions, but what I was wanting to know if there was a way to take that database and integrate it into another database? Right now my web applicatino contains a database for all of its data, and a database for all the user login data. Is there a way to combine these two? Do I just replicate all the stored procedures, tables, and views from the membership database to my database?

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      aspnet_regiis.exe[^] The above link will walk you through creating the required tables, views, and stored procs. In your case, just select the web applications current database. Hope this helps. Robert Fidler Springfield, Missouri

      I'm listening but I only speak GEEK.

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        aspnet_regiis.exe[^] The above link will walk you through creating the required tables, views, and stored procs. In your case, just select the web applications current database. Hope this helps. Robert Fidler Springfield, Missouri

        I'm listening but I only speak GEEK.

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        Ok I was afraid that might do something to my current tables... what about transferring the data in the database I use now to the new on I embed in my own database?

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          Ok I was afraid that might do something to my current tables... what about transferring the data in the database I use now to the new on I embed in my own database?

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          Using SQL Server Managment Studio import the database from old tables to new tables. This should be quick and painless process. Hope this gets you rolln' Robert Fidler

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