ASPNETDB Stored Procedures documentation?

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  • Andrew Morton

    ASPNETDB Stored Procedures documentation?

    Is there any documentation for the stored procedures which are in the
    ASPNETDB membership database?

    I'd like to use those SPs directly as the ready-made controls are not
    suitable for the design I'm working to.

    I can /guess/ what parameters should be supplied to some of them from the
    names of the parameters, but that cannot be a good way to go about it.

    Andrew


  • Andrew Morton

    #2
    Re: ASPNETDB Stored Procedures documentation?

    Fred wrote:
    Dans : news:6h4om6Fj8e 24U1@mid.indivi dual.net,
    Andrew Morton écrivait :
    >Is there any documentation for the stored procedures which are in the
    >ASPNETDB membership database?
    >>
    >I'd like to use those SPs directly as the ready-made controls are not
    >suitable for the design I'm working to.
    >
    Why not use System.Web.Secu rity.Roles and
    System.Web.Secu rity.MemberShip classes.
    Aha! Somehow I hadn't got to those in the help, in particular the
    MembershipUserC ollection is what I need.

    Thanks,

    Andrew


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    • Eliyahu Goldin

      #3
      Re: ASPNETDB Stored Procedures documentation?

      And if at some stage you do need stored procedures you can just use your
      database tools to open them and view the code.

      --
      Eliyahu Goldin,
      Software Developer
      Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]




      "Andrew Morton" <akm@in-press.co.uk.inv alidwrote in message
      news:6h4rerFj9q 76U1@mid.indivi dual.net...
      Fred wrote:
      >Dans : news:6h4om6Fj8e 24U1@mid.indivi dual.net,
      >Andrew Morton écrivait :
      >>Is there any documentation for the stored procedures which are in the
      >>ASPNETDB membership database?
      >>>
      >>I'd like to use those SPs directly as the ready-made controls are not
      >>suitable for the design I'm working to.
      >>
      >Why not use System.Web.Secu rity.Roles and
      >System.Web.Sec urity.MemberShi p classes.
      >
      Aha! Somehow I hadn't got to those in the help, in particular the
      MembershipUserC ollection is what I need.
      >
      Thanks,
      >
      Andrew
      >

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