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Randy
Hi,
I am using .NET 2.0 and the example "personal" application that is
generated with VS2005. I am using the login controls. It all seems to
work ok. I add users, I log in ok.
I would like to display the last login date of my clients. I can get
those datetimes from the aspnetUsers table. The problem is that the
datetime on the aspNet table is 10 hours in the future. I could just
add 10 hours as I display it ... but I'd never be able to look my mom
in the eyes again
My question is this.
1. Can I change this date.
2. I assume I cannot debug the code->that calls the stored
procedures->that updates the asnetUsers table. ( Sorry for question
being in this forum ) ... Can I debug the stored procedures with
VS2005?
Randy
I am using .NET 2.0 and the example "personal" application that is
generated with VS2005. I am using the login controls. It all seems to
work ok. I add users, I log in ok.
I would like to display the last login date of my clients. I can get
those datetimes from the aspnetUsers table. The problem is that the
datetime on the aspNet table is 10 hours in the future. I could just
add 10 hours as I display it ... but I'd never be able to look my mom
in the eyes again
My question is this.
1. Can I change this date.
2. I assume I cannot debug the code->that calls the stored
procedures->that updates the asnetUsers table. ( Sorry for question
being in this forum ) ... Can I debug the stored procedures with
VS2005?
Randy