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  • =?Utf-8?B?cm9kY2hhcg==?=
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    sql membership provider setup

    hey all,
    i just ran aspnet_regsql on my database server. now, will all my
    applications use this single database or do i need to run aspnet_regsql for
    each new application?

    thanks,
    rodchar
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    • Hillbilly
      #2
      Re: sql membership provider setup

      Only Membership, Roles and Profiles will use the database once the providers
      are configured in web.config --but-- there is nothing preventing you from
      using the same database for your own tables and its probably the best thing
      to do anyway. I've never heard of anybody being able to use a single
      instance of Membership in applications that were not under a single root. I
      would also inquire at the asp.net forums which happens to have been crashing
      a lot today and may or may not be up at the moment.

      "rodchar" <rodchar@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
      news:6A357E8A-1948-4CCC-A2DE-46A5ACA3893F@mi crosoft.com...
      hey all,
      i just ran aspnet_regsql on my database server. now, will all my
      applications use this single database or do i need to run aspnet_regsql
      for
      each new application?
      >
      thanks,
      rodchar

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        • =?Utf-8?B?cm9kY2hhcg==?=
          #3
          Re: sql membership provider setup

          what if i wanted to use aspnetdb just for membership, roles, and profiles for
          all my applications on the web server. And then later i delete some
          applications off the web server, how do i cleanup aspnetdb for the
          application ids no longer in use?



          "Hillbilly" wrote:
          Only Membership, Roles and Profiles will use the database once the providers
          are configured in web.config --but-- there is nothing preventing you from
          using the same database for your own tables and its probably the best thing
          to do anyway. I've never heard of anybody being able to use a single
          instance of Membership in applications that were not under a single root. I
          would also inquire at the asp.net forums which happens to have been crashing
          a lot today and may or may not be up at the moment.
          >
          "rodchar" <rodchar@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
          news:6A357E8A-1948-4CCC-A2DE-46A5ACA3893F@mi crosoft.com...
          hey all,
          i just ran aspnet_regsql on my database server. now, will all my
          applications use this single database or do i need to run aspnet_regsql
          for
          each new application?

          thanks,
          rodchar
          >
          >

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            • Hillbilly
              #4
              Re: sql membership provider setup

              You write more code. This stuff doesn't come with a built in housekeeping
              staff. AFIK nobody's does for that matter.

              "rodchar" <rodchar@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
              news:5E7BF1CD-B8FC-4170-B7C2-82B1ADF51B87@mi crosoft.com...
              what if i wanted to use aspnetdb just for membership, roles, and profiles
              for
              all my applications on the web server. And then later i delete some
              applications off the web server, how do i cleanup aspnetdb for the
              application ids no longer in use?
              >
              >
              >
              "Hillbilly" wrote:
              >
              >Only Membership, Roles and Profiles will use the database once the
              >providers
              >are configured in web.config --but-- there is nothing preventing you from
              >using the same database for your own tables and its probably the best
              >thing
              >to do anyway. I've never heard of anybody being able to use a single
              >instance of Membership in applications that were not under a single root.
              >I
              >would also inquire at the asp.net forums which happens to have been
              >crashing
              >a lot today and may or may not be up at the moment.
              >>
              >"rodchar" <rodchar@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
              >news:6A357E8 A-1948-4CCC-A2DE-46A5ACA3893F@mi crosoft.com...
              hey all,
              i just ran aspnet_regsql on my database server. now, will all my
              applications use this single database or do i need to run aspnet_regsql
              for
              each new application?
              >
              thanks,
              rodchar
              >>
              >>

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                • =?Utf-8?B?cm9kY2hhcg==?=
                  #5
                  Re: sql membership provider setup

                  thanks for the help,
                  rod.

                  "Hillbilly" wrote:
                  You write more code. This stuff doesn't come with a built in housekeeping
                  staff. AFIK nobody's does for that matter.
                  >
                  "rodchar" <rodchar@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
                  news:5E7BF1CD-B8FC-4170-B7C2-82B1ADF51B87@mi crosoft.com...
                  what if i wanted to use aspnetdb just for membership, roles, and profiles
                  for
                  all my applications on the web server. And then later i delete some
                  applications off the web server, how do i cleanup aspnetdb for the
                  application ids no longer in use?



                  "Hillbilly" wrote:
                  Only Membership, Roles and Profiles will use the database once the
                  providers
                  are configured in web.config --but-- there is nothing preventing you from
                  using the same database for your own tables and its probably the best
                  thing
                  to do anyway. I've never heard of anybody being able to use a single
                  instance of Membership in applications that were not under a single root.
                  I
                  would also inquire at the asp.net forums which happens to have been
                  crashing
                  a lot today and may or may not be up at the moment.
                  >
                  "rodchar" <rodchar@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
                  news:6A357E8A-1948-4CCC-A2DE-46A5ACA3893F@mi crosoft.com...
                  hey all,
                  i just ran aspnet_regsql on my database server. now, will all my
                  applications use this single database or do i need to run aspnet_regsql
                  for
                  each new application?

                  thanks,
                  rodchar
                  >
                  >
                  >
                  >

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