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May 05 2009

ASP.NET Data Population for Membership Class

ASP.NET is basically known to be the Next Generation to Microsoft’s Active Server Pages which is also know as ASP. Both of these i.e. ASP.NET and ASP are Web Application Frameworks which allows the Programmers to create Different and Unique Web pages and Websites which can be used to provide people with different Web Services. When ASP was invented, it was released as an Additional Service with IIS (Internet Information Service).

Later, ASP and ASP.NET became the main components and people Started using Windows Operating system due to these two. ASP.NET was released in January 2002 much after ASP got sucess. The first version of ASP.NET was 1.0.

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We will be Discussing about ASP.NET version 2.0 which has a unique feature called the “Membership Feature” which is the best feature for the people who want to store important Files and Documents in a Secure place. It also has an authorization feature which makes it easier to verify the users accessing the Files and Documents. It’s just kind of a Store which will allow users to keep private data safe. For this service, you will have to Populate ASP.NET Membership Class. You can do this by following the steps given below :

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1) Fist step is to create a Database and you can do this by using MSSQL Server 2000 or MSSQL Server 2005.

Note : MSSQL Server 2005 Express Edition is recommended as it is an Advanced version and it is Open Source i.e. Free of Cost.

Important : We are following the below given steps in assumption that you already have ASP.NET 2.0 Installed.

2) Now, go to Command Prompt, and Enter the given below commands :

cd [your asp.net 2.0 path]
Typically at this path: C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727

3) Again, you will have to enter the commands given below in the Command prompt in the following manner :

aspnet_regsql.exe -S [DB Server Name] -U [DB login] -P [Password] -A all -d [Database name]

Congratulations! The population of ASP.NET For Membership class is done on your Windows Dedicated Server


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