I was wondering how I can go about viewing a user's role using the membership provider. I have tried the following:
dim strRoles() as string
strRoles = Roles.GetRolesForUser("User")
lblRole.text = strRoles
I currently am using Visual Studio 2005 with SQL Server express. When I use the Configuration Utility it creates a .MDF file in my App_Data folder. My questions areas follows: would it do this if I used SQL Server 2005 and if so could I relate the user name to another table in another database...
Is the ASP.Net web admin utility able to administer the application when it is in the production folder and currently being used? Would it be better if I wrote my own administration tool to delete users etc.?
Well our in house data collection system stores information to Oracle 10g and with Visual Studio 2005/2008 when creating user's and roles it seems they use SQL Server.
Is is possible to concurrently use SQL Server 2005 and Oracle 10g together in the same web application. Say SQL Server will be used for the user's and logging actions and then Oracle 10g will be used for the information that is to be displayed to the user.
I am new to ASP.NET and so far I know the basics. I have used some CSS to Customize the web app however I want it to look more professional. I was wondering how I would go about that. Would I use CSS, themes, and skins or some third party to customize the buttons and such.
I seem to get errors saying thet my stored procedures have to many paramters. Anyone have any advice? Below is my code for the page and store procedures:
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<%@ Register Src="Header.ascx" TagName="Header" TagPrefix="uc1" %>
<!DOCTYPE html...
I currently have a small database where I use stored procedures to update the information entered in textboxes below is the stored procedure:
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Create PROCEDURE dbo.U_Customer
(
@CustName char(10),
@Phone char(50),
@Billing char(50)...
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