Re: the membership of asp.net2.0 is useful in my case?

Well, I'd agree. It'd be nice to have these documented, but on the other hand that's somewhat going against the idea of a provider (wether it be membership or profile). IOW, it's a black box of functionality. It's academically interesting to understand them, but too much info is a bad thing as one tends to want to modify things when you shouldn't. If you don't like their implementation, you can create your own Membership or Profile provider that works with all the UI controls just the same as the built in providers from Microsoft.

-Brock
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Adding that I have yet to come to understand the scope of the current
aspnetdb.mdb database schema and hope somebody who knows what the heck
all those columns actually mean and what they can be used for will
document it and doing it yesterday will not be soon enough for me.

"Brock Allen" <ballen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Membership is purely for authentication. For extra user data you
should look into the Profile.

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen

the membership asp.net2.0I have many User attributes like telephone
number,
security ID, Country etc...
I must retrive these attributes after the user login.
How can I save do with the membership of asp.net2.0?




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