Re: Custom Membership Provider with multi databases

Hi, Gregory

Thanks for your reply.

So in my understanding, what you mean is impossible to use one ASP.Net app
and one membership provider to point to different databases? You know, I
don't want to maintain multiple asp.net apps and the only difference for
them is the web.config file :(

Cheers,

Tao


"Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer)" <NoSpamMgbworld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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You can create multiple ASP.NET databi (plural for database :->) and point
different pieces to each. Linking the bits that have to be linked can be a
pain.

You can also create a separate database for each app and write scripts for
the roles (or copy the files after initial seed and save back a copy for
newer clients). You then add tthe client specific stuff to the shell.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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"tao lin" <lams_yi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi, all

I have tested the Sample Access Providers from Provider Toolkit and get
some feeling how to write a Custom Membership Provider. But now in my own
asp.net app I cannot make my Custom Membership Provider working with
multi databases. My aps.net web site using querystring such as
http://localhost/myapp?client=AClient or
http://localhost/myapp?client=BClient
to specify which database to connet. And each database have its own User
and Role table. We don't want a cental role and membership database
because each database map to an independant client. And in my
understanding, each membership provider and role provider can only point
to one database through the connectionStringName value in Web.Config.

Is there any way I can make use of Asp.net 2 membershipProvider and
roleProvider with multi databases?

Cheers,

Tao





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