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Knoxy
Hope someone can help with this as I've been pulling my hair out. I'm
using the built in membership with sql server and trying to admin
users.
On my website, I have an admin section to administer users. It's nice
and easy if all I need to do is look at the data stored in the
aspnet_membership table.
But, I need to bring back extra information stored on the user accounts
like full name, company etc and display this in the datagrid. I'm sure
I can't be the only one needing to do this but I can't seem to find a
lot on it! I just wanted really one call to the database bringing all
this info back. I 'could' get around it by filling up a user list and
looping through it and pulling back profile data for each user... but
thats just nuts
I have a feeling I'm just going to have to write up my own GetAllUsers
method and stored procedure as I also want to avoid storing the extra
user account data in the aspnet_profiles table too.
Anyone else running into this problem? I'd just like to know the best
approch for what I'm trying to achieve.
Thanks in advance,
Knoxy
using the built in membership with sql server and trying to admin
users.
On my website, I have an admin section to administer users. It's nice
and easy if all I need to do is look at the data stored in the
aspnet_membership table.
But, I need to bring back extra information stored on the user accounts
like full name, company etc and display this in the datagrid. I'm sure
I can't be the only one needing to do this but I can't seem to find a
lot on it! I just wanted really one call to the database bringing all
this info back. I 'could' get around it by filling up a user list and
looping through it and pulling back profile data for each user... but
thats just nuts
I have a feeling I'm just going to have to write up my own GetAllUsers
method and stored procedure as I also want to avoid storing the extra
user account data in the aspnet_profiles table too.
Anyone else running into this problem? I'd just like to know the best
approch for what I'm trying to achieve.
Thanks in advance,
Knoxy