I posted this on another list and didn’t get any responses.  Here goes again…..

 

I’ve been reading and working on a practice project to figure out what challenges I will face moving

Towards .net 2.0. 

 

Current issue is trying to use the new roles and membership/users setup with existing data

Stores.  The key issue I am confronting now is that the .net 2.0 model uses a GUID as the

Identifier for each user.  All previous data stores use simple integers with the user key being

Just an int identity.

 

I am certain this is going to be an issue for many others and am surprised I haven’t already

Found a solution pre packaged for this.

 

-Am I going to have to write my own provider??

-Am I better off just not using the new model?

-Can I just modify the existing setup to use an int instead of a GUID?  How much work would this

be?  Could I just add an identity int column to the table and then handle the rest through profiles?

-Any pre-made solutions for this?

-Any workarounds for this? 

-Comments?? Suggestions? 

 

Chris F

 

 



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