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Copying ASP.NET's default member info database
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Hello!
I'd like to ask for some help. I'm using Visual Web Developer to create a web site, in which members can log in. It has the default aspnetdb.mdf database, in the app_data folder to store the member's data. This works quite good offline.
My only problem is that I'd like to put it online. I'd like to use the aspnetdb.mdf, but I must use only one database, which is blank. So, is there any way to copy all the tables, stored procedures, etc. from the aspnetdb.mdf file to the blank database? Any simple method? I'd like to use SQL Server Management Studio for the purpose.
Thank you for your help!
I'd like to ask for some help. I'm using Visual Web Developer to create a web site, in which members can log in. It has the default aspnetdb.mdf database, in the app_data folder to store the member's data. This works quite good offline.
My only problem is that I'd like to put it online. I'd like to use the aspnetdb.mdf, but I must use only one database, which is blank. So, is there any way to copy all the tables, stored procedures, etc. from the aspnetdb.mdf file to the blank database? Any simple method? I'd like to use SQL Server Management Studio for the purpose.
Thank you for your help!
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Yes, there's, right click on the database and copy, and follow the wizard...
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