Hi all, plz help...
I have an asp.net login control on my website;
my users are stored in a SQL DB;
The problem is when I back-up my DB from my PC and restore it to my server; the logins doesn't work anymore. I mean the user I've created on my PC can't login on the website on the internet...
Thanks a lot...
I've had this same problem. If you delete the user from the database and re-add it, it will work. Does anyone know why this happens? Is there a numeric ID the server uses for the user name?|||Thank god someone else had the same problem; it's been so long that I'm working on it that I allways thought it only happens to me..
Yes if I delete and then re-register same user it works but I can't say to my users please re-register:))
is there any way to programmaticaly do it? or any REAL solution??
How did you handle that? I mean does it work now?
|||Wait, when you say they are stored in a sql db, do you mean they are stored in a table or they are sql logins of the database? This happened to me when I had a user with a sql login.|||Backup/Restore does not transfer the logins. You need to generate the script to create the logins and run it to set the permissions after your restore.|||They are in a table..
I'm not talking about SQL logins. Logins are aspnetdb logins for a web site. I mean users inside the aspnetdb_Membership and aspnetdb_Users tables...
|||The users may be in a table. You still need to run a script to SET the permissions for the users.|||
What script s that?
Users (I mean the user connecting by internet) already got permissions and re-mapped?
|||
The user exists in your table but he/she does not yet have the permissions to execute any scripts.
Check out BOL for sp_addlogin, sp_grantlogin, sp_defaultdb, etc.. If you are not sure of the scripts, try generating the script for existing logins.
|||Hi,
I think the answer is hidden somewhere over there I didn't even realised that there could be that much stored procedure and functions... Anyways I found that sp's but I didn't understand anything:) how can I work em out from a query? Also I found "dt_validateloginparams" could that also be related?
Actually theres a parameter HasAccess like below:
EXEC
%%LocalLogin(Name= @.loginame).SetAccess(HasAccess= 1)I think this is the key line but where does it store this HasAccess info? I couldn't find it in the tables?
Thanks a lot...
|||In Enterprise Manager, right click on the DB -> All Tasks -> Generate Scripts -> Options tab -> select "Script SQL Server Logins" -> Back to General tab -> Click on Preview.
You can either paste the code into a stored proc and call it from your application or parameterize the scripts and use it for any login...as creative as you can get...
|||Hi;
I'm sorry; I'm as lame as I couldn't figure it out. Maybe you already told me the answer but I don't know...
Could you please tell me what to do:)
Thanks a lot..
|||I just did. Thats the best I can do.|||Ok man; thanks.. I'll try..|||http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2006/04/22/Always-set-the-_2200_applicationName_2200_-property-when-configuring-ASP.NET-2.0-Membership-and-other-Providers.aspx
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