Login control db

[John]

Hi

What db does the built-in user control in asp.net uses? sql server? Access?
is it possible to choose?

Thanks

Regards

 

[Daniel Fisher\(lennybacon\)]

You can use the built-in providers (e.g. SQLServer) a third party
implementation or even implement something on your own.

 

[John]

Is Access supported?

Regards

You can use the built-in providers (e.g. SQLServer) a third party
implementation or even implement something on your own.

 

[Bruce Barker]

not out of the box, but you can write one.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

 

[John]

Is SQL Server 2000 also supported or only sql server 2005?

Thanks

Regards

 

[Guest]

Hi Dear John,

The Login controls, which include the Login, LoginView, PasswordRecovery,
LoginStatus, LoginName, CreateUserWizard, and ChangePassword controls, allow
quick, seamless integration between ASP.NET 2.0 security and your Web
applications.

Tightly integrated with the Provider Model, Login controls take full
advantage of the configured provider.

For instance, if you configured your application to use the
AccessMembershipProvider (which is the default), you could easily add to your
page a Login control that would automatically validate a user against the
AspNetDB Access database located within your applications Data folder.

Alternatively, if you configured your application to use the
SqlMembershipProvider, the configured Login controls would validate users
against a SQL database instead.

You can even use XML to store and authenticate username / userid and password

Bye
Venkat_KL