Membership Provider: how to create initial user acct. after deploy

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Hello,

I have a web application that makes use of the SQL Membership and Role
providers. My app has admin screens to manage users (membership), roles, and
supplementary user data. I have just deployed the application to a
production server.

My Question: How do I create the initial Admin role and user in the
clean/unpopulated database that has the Membership and Role schema on this
production server?

The production server does not have the Visual Studio solution/project, it
only has the project deliverables.

Thanks for your help,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.
 
You can either write your own little application.

I've written one, which uses 3 text files as the source. Users, Roles, and
UserToRoles.
This is "owned' code so I can't share it.
I wrote a console application, which reads these 3 files..and then does the
Membership.CreateUser type calls through it.


...

You can use the "create tsql code" helper I made:
THis will generate the Tsql code...that you can run on the production
database.





Note, this code generates tsql code. It does not actually perform the
inserts.

Also note that an Application/RoleName/UserName with a single quote in the
name will make the script create bad code.

-------START TSQL


SET NOCOUNT ON
print '-- You probably should set your "Results To Text"'
print '-- You need to copy and paste the OUTPUT of this query..and run
against a different aspnetdb membership/roles db'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
print 'SET NOCOUNT ON'
--**************************************************
print '/*'
print '--These next delete lines are optional, but if you want a clean
transfer, you can run them (uncomment them)'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Membership'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print '*/'
print ''
print ''

--**************************************************

select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Applications (
ApplicationName,LoweredApplicationName,ApplicationId,[Description] ) values
(' as [--Comment],
char(39) + t1.ApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Applications t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Roles
--ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description]
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Roles (
ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description] ) values (' as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.RoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredRoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Roles t1

--**************************************************

--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Users
--ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Users (
ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
) values (' as [--Comment] ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.UserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredUserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobileAlias + char(39) , ',' ,
IsAnonymous, ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastActivityDate ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Users t1

--**************************************************
print ''
print '--TO DO-- dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print '--I did not utilize the Profile information, so I didnt code it
up....you can follow the pattern and implement Profile information here'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles
--UserID, RoleID
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles ( UserID, RoleID ) values (' as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserID ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleID ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Membership
--ApplicationId,UserId,Password,PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
--ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,
--MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,
--IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,
--LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,
--Comment
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Membership (
ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
) values (' as [--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.[Password] + char(39) , ',' ,
PasswordFormat , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordSalt + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobilePIN + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Email + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredEmail + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordQuestion + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordAnswer + char(39) , ',' ,
IsApproved , ',' ,
IsLockedOut , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.CreateDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLoginDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastPasswordChangedDate) + char(39) ,
',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLockoutDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart) +
char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) ,t1.FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart )
+ char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(1028) , t1.Comment) + char(39)
, ')'

FROM
dbo.aspnet_Membership t1

--**************************************************

print ''
print ''
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Membership'
 
Sloan,

Thanks very much for your insight. I would like to build a console app like
the one that you mentioned (because I have 4 such application to deploy with
many user accounts that I need to pull from legacy applications' databases.
I wasn't sure how a console app could use the provider APIs because of how
the APIs are configured via the web.config? Can you use the Membership and
Role configuration xml tags in an app.config? Also, does your console app
create the aspnet_Applications record? If so, do you generate the GUID?

Thanks,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.

sloan said:
You can either write your own little application.

I've written one, which uses 3 text files as the source. Users, Roles, and
UserToRoles.
This is "owned' code so I can't share it.
I wrote a console application, which reads these 3 files..and then does the
Membership.CreateUser type calls through it.


...

You can use the "create tsql code" helper I made:
THis will generate the Tsql code...that you can run on the production
database.





Note, this code generates tsql code. It does not actually perform the
inserts.

Also note that an Application/RoleName/UserName with a single quote in the
name will make the script create bad code.

-------START TSQL


SET NOCOUNT ON
print '-- You probably should set your "Results To Text"'
print '-- You need to copy and paste the OUTPUT of this query..and run
against a different aspnetdb membership/roles db'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
print 'SET NOCOUNT ON'
--**************************************************
print '/*'
print '--These next delete lines are optional, but if you want a clean
transfer, you can run them (uncomment them)'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Membership'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print '*/'
print ''
print ''

--**************************************************

select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Applications (
ApplicationName,LoweredApplicationName,ApplicationId,[Description] ) values
(' as [--Comment],
char(39) + t1.ApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Applications t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Roles
--ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description]
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Roles (
ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description] ) values (' as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.RoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredRoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Roles t1

--**************************************************

--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Users
--ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Users (
ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
) values (' as [--Comment] ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.UserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredUserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobileAlias + char(39) , ',' ,
IsAnonymous, ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastActivityDate ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Users t1

--**************************************************
print ''
print '--TO DO-- dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print '--I did not utilize the Profile information, so I didnt code it
up....you can follow the pattern and implement Profile information here'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles
--UserID, RoleID
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles ( UserID, RoleID ) values (' as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserID ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleID ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Membership
--ApplicationId,UserId,Password,PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
--ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,
--MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,
--IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,
--LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,
--Comment
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Membership (
ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
) values (' as [--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.[Password] + char(39) , ',' ,
PasswordFormat , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordSalt + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobilePIN + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Email + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredEmail + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordQuestion + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordAnswer + char(39) , ',' ,
IsApproved , ',' ,
IsLockedOut , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.CreateDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLoginDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastPasswordChangedDate) + char(39) ,
',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLockoutDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart) +
char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) ,t1.FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart )
+ char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(1028) , t1.Comment) + char(39)
, ')'

FROM
dbo.aspnet_Membership t1

--**************************************************

print ''
print ''
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Membership'




hfdev said:
Hello,

I have a web application that makes use of the SQL Membership and Role
providers. My app has admin screens to manage users (membership), roles,
and
supplementary user data. I have just deployed the application to a
production server.

My Question: How do I create the initial Admin role and user in the
clean/unpopulated database that has the Membership and Role schema on this
production server?

The production server does not have the Visual Studio solution/project, it
only has the project deliverables.

Thanks for your help,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Sloan,

Your TSQL generator worked perfectly. Thanks very much.

Just a note, my collation must be different than yours and I had to change
UserID to UserId and RoleID to RoleId.

Again, thanks for your help,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.

sloan said:
You can either write your own little application.

I've written one, which uses 3 text files as the source. Users, Roles, and
UserToRoles.
This is "owned' code so I can't share it.
I wrote a console application, which reads these 3 files..and then does the
Membership.CreateUser type calls through it.


...

You can use the "create tsql code" helper I made:
THis will generate the Tsql code...that you can run on the production
database.





Note, this code generates tsql code. It does not actually perform the
inserts.

Also note that an Application/RoleName/UserName with a single quote in the
name will make the script create bad code.

-------START TSQL


SET NOCOUNT ON
print '-- You probably should set your "Results To Text"'
print '-- You need to copy and paste the OUTPUT of this query..and run
against a different aspnetdb membership/roles db'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
print 'SET NOCOUNT ON'
--**************************************************
print '/*'
print '--These next delete lines are optional, but if you want a clean
transfer, you can run them (uncomment them)'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Membership'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print '*/'
print ''
print ''

--**************************************************

select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Applications (
ApplicationName,LoweredApplicationName,ApplicationId,[Description] ) values
(' as [--Comment],
char(39) + t1.ApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Applications t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Roles
--ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description]
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Roles (
ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description] ) values (' as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.RoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredRoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Roles t1

--**************************************************

--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Users
--ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Users (
ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
) values (' as [--Comment] ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.UserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredUserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobileAlias + char(39) , ',' ,
IsAnonymous, ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastActivityDate ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Users t1

--**************************************************
print ''
print '--TO DO-- dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print '--I did not utilize the Profile information, so I didnt code it
up....you can follow the pattern and implement Profile information here'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles
--UserID, RoleID
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles ( UserID, RoleID ) values (' as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserID ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleID ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Membership
--ApplicationId,UserId,Password,PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
--ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,
--MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,
--IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,
--LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,
--Comment
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Membership (
ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
) values (' as [--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.[Password] + char(39) , ',' ,
PasswordFormat , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordSalt + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobilePIN + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Email + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredEmail + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordQuestion + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordAnswer + char(39) , ',' ,
IsApproved , ',' ,
IsLockedOut , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.CreateDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLoginDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastPasswordChangedDate) + char(39) ,
',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLockoutDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart) +
char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) ,t1.FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart )
+ char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(1028) , t1.Comment) + char(39)
, ')'

FROM
dbo.aspnet_Membership t1

--**************************************************

print ''
print ''
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Membership'




hfdev said:
Hello,

I have a web application that makes use of the SQL Membership and Role
providers. My app has admin screens to manage users (membership), roles,
and
supplementary user data. I have just deployed the application to a
production server.

My Question: How do I create the initial Admin role and user in the
clean/unpopulated database that has the Membership and Role schema on this
production server?

The production server does not have the Visual Studio solution/project, it
only has the project deliverables.

Thanks for your help,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Yeah, I need to blog that TSQL code generator thing.

Can you privately email me your case sensitive version?

...

You CAN put membership info inside a app.config file for a console
application.
You CAN add a reference to System.Web inside a Console Application as well.

I'm not sure how your last question played out, I just know it worked.
(Aka, when I said the appname was "/MySuperCoolApp", an entry got written to
the aspnet_Application table.

...

But if you got the tsql thing working, then its a moot issue anyways.


Glad it worked.





hfdev said:
Sloan,

Thanks very much for your insight. I would like to build a console app
like
the one that you mentioned (because I have 4 such application to deploy
with
many user accounts that I need to pull from legacy applications'
databases.
I wasn't sure how a console app could use the provider APIs because of how
the APIs are configured via the web.config? Can you use the Membership
and
Role configuration xml tags in an app.config? Also, does your console app
create the aspnet_Applications record? If so, do you generate the GUID?

Thanks,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.

sloan said:
You can either write your own little application.

I've written one, which uses 3 text files as the source. Users, Roles,
and
UserToRoles.
This is "owned' code so I can't share it.
I wrote a console application, which reads these 3 files..and then does
the
Membership.CreateUser type calls through it.


...

You can use the "create tsql code" helper I made:
THis will generate the Tsql code...that you can run on the production
database.





Note, this code generates tsql code. It does not actually perform the
inserts.

Also note that an Application/RoleName/UserName with a single quote in
the
name will make the script create bad code.

-------START TSQL


SET NOCOUNT ON
print '-- You probably should set your "Results To Text"'
print '-- You need to copy and paste the OUTPUT of this query..and run
against a different aspnetdb membership/roles db'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
print 'SET NOCOUNT ON'
--**************************************************
print '/*'
print '--These next delete lines are optional, but if you want a clean
transfer, you can run them (uncomment them)'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Membership'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print '*/'
print ''
print ''

--**************************************************

select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Applications (
ApplicationName,LoweredApplicationName,ApplicationId,[Description] )
values
(' as [--Comment],
char(39) + t1.ApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Applications t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Roles
--ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description]
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Roles (
ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description] ) values ('
as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.RoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredRoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Roles t1

--**************************************************

--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Users
--ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Users (
ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
) values (' as [--Comment] ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.UserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredUserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobileAlias + char(39) , ',' ,
IsAnonymous, ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastActivityDate ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Users t1

--**************************************************
print ''
print '--TO DO-- dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print '--I did not utilize the Profile information, so I didnt code it
up....you can follow the pattern and implement Profile information here'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles
--UserID, RoleID
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles ( UserID, RoleID ) values (' as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserID ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleID ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Membership
--ApplicationId,UserId,Password,PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
--ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,
--MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,
--IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,
--LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,
--Comment
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Membership (
ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
) values (' as [--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.[Password] + char(39) , ',' ,
PasswordFormat , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordSalt + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobilePIN + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Email + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredEmail + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordQuestion + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordAnswer + char(39) , ',' ,
IsApproved , ',' ,
IsLockedOut , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.CreateDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLoginDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastPasswordChangedDate) + char(39)
,
',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLockoutDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart) +
char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38)
,t1.FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart )
+ char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(1028) , t1.Comment) + char(39)
, ')'

FROM
dbo.aspnet_Membership t1

--**************************************************

print ''
print ''
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Membership'




hfdev said:
Hello,

I have a web application that makes use of the SQL Membership and Role
providers. My app has admin screens to manage users (membership),
roles,
and
supplementary user data. I have just deployed the application to a
production server.

My Question: How do I create the initial Admin role and user in the
clean/unpopulated database that has the Membership and Role schema on
this
production server?

The production server does not have the Visual Studio solution/project,
it
only has the project deliverables.

Thanks for your help,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.
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Josh.

Here is the crux of the logic. (See snipplets below)

I have 3 text files.
Users.txt
Roles.txt
UserToRolesMapping.txt


The 3 snipplets below are in 3 class files.
The code not seen (but not hard) is to read the text files, and read
contents...
Then you just loop on the contents and call the 3 individual snipplets
below.

Its not rocket science. Basically, after you figure out you can add the
System.Web reference to your app.config AND throw in the membership
xml/stuff into the app.config of the console application, you're off and
running.


I find on a new deployment when the users are unknown, the work for this
application is nice.
I find when I have been developing and have a known/core set of info, the
TSQL code generator works best.

But I have both, so I'm ready for either situation.




private List<string> _allImportedRoles = new List<string>() ;
private void CreateRole(string roleName )
{

if(!Roles.RoleExists (roleName ))
{
Roles.CreateRole(roleName);
this._allImportedRoles.Add(roleName);
}
}






private List<string> _allImportedUser = new List<string>();

private void CreateUser(string userName, string password)
{

if (null==System.Web.Security.Membership.GetUser (userName))
{
System.Web.Security.Membership.CreateUser(userName,
password, userName + "@" + userName+ ".com");
this._allImportedUser.Add(userName);
}

}






private List<string> _actuallyImportedList = new List<string>();

//Here I read the text file, and put the MyUser,MyRole combos in a
List<string>, then I loop over these values, and split the User
//and Role via a comma delimiter.....

if (!Roles.IsUserInRole (userName, roleName ))
{
Roles.AddUsersToRole(new string[] { userName } ,
roleName );
_actuallyImportedList.Add(string.Format("{0} / {1}",
userName, roleName));
}










hfdev said:
Sloan,

Thanks very much for your insight. I would like to build a console app
like
the one that you mentioned (because I have 4 such application to deploy
with
many user accounts that I need to pull from legacy applications'
databases.
I wasn't sure how a console app could use the provider APIs because of how
the APIs are configured via the web.config? Can you use the Membership
and
Role configuration xml tags in an app.config? Also, does your console app
create the aspnet_Applications record? If so, do you generate the GUID?

Thanks,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.

sloan said:
You can either write your own little application.

I've written one, which uses 3 text files as the source. Users, Roles,
and
UserToRoles.
This is "owned' code so I can't share it.
I wrote a console application, which reads these 3 files..and then does
the
Membership.CreateUser type calls through it.


...

You can use the "create tsql code" helper I made:
THis will generate the Tsql code...that you can run on the production
database.





Note, this code generates tsql code. It does not actually perform the
inserts.

Also note that an Application/RoleName/UserName with a single quote in
the
name will make the script create bad code.

-------START TSQL


SET NOCOUNT ON
print '-- You probably should set your "Results To Text"'
print '-- You need to copy and paste the OUTPUT of this query..and run
against a different aspnetdb membership/roles db'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
print 'SET NOCOUNT ON'
--**************************************************
print '/*'
print '--These next delete lines are optional, but if you want a clean
transfer, you can run them (uncomment them)'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Membership'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print '*/'
print ''
print ''

--**************************************************

select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Applications (
ApplicationName,LoweredApplicationName,ApplicationId,[Description] )
values
(' as [--Comment],
char(39) + t1.ApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Applications t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Roles
--ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description]
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Roles (
ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description] ) values ('
as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.RoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredRoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Roles t1

--**************************************************

--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Users
--ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Users (
ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
) values (' as [--Comment] ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.UserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredUserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobileAlias + char(39) , ',' ,
IsAnonymous, ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastActivityDate ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Users t1

--**************************************************
print ''
print '--TO DO-- dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print '--I did not utilize the Profile information, so I didnt code it
up....you can follow the pattern and implement Profile information here'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles
--UserID, RoleID
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles ( UserID, RoleID ) values (' as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserID ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleID ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Membership
--ApplicationId,UserId,Password,PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
--ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,
--MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,
--IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,
--LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,
--Comment
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Membership (
ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
) values (' as [--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.[Password] + char(39) , ',' ,
PasswordFormat , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordSalt + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobilePIN + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Email + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredEmail + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordQuestion + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordAnswer + char(39) , ',' ,
IsApproved , ',' ,
IsLockedOut , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.CreateDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLoginDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastPasswordChangedDate) + char(39)
,
',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLockoutDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart) +
char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38)
,t1.FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart )
+ char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(1028) , t1.Comment) + char(39)
, ')'

FROM
dbo.aspnet_Membership t1

--**************************************************

print ''
print ''
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Membership'




hfdev said:
Hello,

I have a web application that makes use of the SQL Membership and Role
providers. My app has admin screens to manage users (membership),
roles,
and
supplementary user data. I have just deployed the application to a
production server.

My Question: How do I create the initial Admin role and user in the
clean/unpopulated database that has the Membership and Role schema on
this
production server?

The production server does not have the Visual Studio solution/project,
it
only has the project deliverables.

Thanks for your help,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Sloan,

I just sent off the case insensetive version to your address. Let us know
if you post the solution on your blog.

Thanks again,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.

sloan said:
Yeah, I need to blog that TSQL code generator thing.

Can you privately email me your case sensitive version?

...

You CAN put membership info inside a app.config file for a console
application.
You CAN add a reference to System.Web inside a Console Application as well.

I'm not sure how your last question played out, I just know it worked.
(Aka, when I said the appname was "/MySuperCoolApp", an entry got written to
the aspnet_Application table.

...

But if you got the tsql thing working, then its a moot issue anyways.


Glad it worked.





hfdev said:
Sloan,

Thanks very much for your insight. I would like to build a console app
like
the one that you mentioned (because I have 4 such application to deploy
with
many user accounts that I need to pull from legacy applications'
databases.
I wasn't sure how a console app could use the provider APIs because of how
the APIs are configured via the web.config? Can you use the Membership
and
Role configuration xml tags in an app.config? Also, does your console app
create the aspnet_Applications record? If so, do you generate the GUID?

Thanks,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.

sloan said:
You can either write your own little application.

I've written one, which uses 3 text files as the source. Users, Roles,
and
UserToRoles.
This is "owned' code so I can't share it.
I wrote a console application, which reads these 3 files..and then does
the
Membership.CreateUser type calls through it.


...

You can use the "create tsql code" helper I made:
THis will generate the Tsql code...that you can run on the production
database.





Note, this code generates tsql code. It does not actually perform the
inserts.

Also note that an Application/RoleName/UserName with a single quote in
the
name will make the script create bad code.

-------START TSQL


SET NOCOUNT ON
print '-- You probably should set your "Results To Text"'
print '-- You need to copy and paste the OUTPUT of this query..and run
against a different aspnetdb membership/roles db'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
print 'SET NOCOUNT ON'
--**************************************************
print '/*'
print '--These next delete lines are optional, but if you want a clean
transfer, you can run them (uncomment them)'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Membership'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'delete from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print '*/'
print ''
print ''

--**************************************************

select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Applications (
ApplicationName,LoweredApplicationName,ApplicationId,[Description] )
values
(' as [--Comment],
char(39) + t1.ApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredApplicationName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Applications t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Roles
--ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description]
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Roles (
ApplicationId,RoleId,RoleName,LoweredRoleName,[Description] ) values ('
as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.RoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredRoleName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Description + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Roles t1

--**************************************************

--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Users
--ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Users (
ApplicationId,UserId,UserName,LoweredUserName,MobileAlias,IsAnonymous,LastActivityDate
) values (' as [--Comment] ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.UserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredUserName + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobileAlias + char(39) , ',' ,
IsAnonymous, ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastActivityDate ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_Users t1

--**************************************************
print ''
print '--TO DO-- dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print '--I did not utilize the Profile information, so I didnt code it
up....you can follow the pattern and implement Profile information here'
print ''
print ''
--**************************************************
--select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles
--UserID, RoleID
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles ( UserID, RoleID ) values (' as
[--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserID ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.RoleID ) + char(39)
, ')'
FROM
dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles t1

--**************************************************

-- select top 1 * from dbo.aspnet_Membership
--ApplicationId,UserId,Password,PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
--ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,
--MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,
--IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,
--LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,
--Comment
Select
'INSERT INTO dbo.aspnet_Membership (
ApplicationId,UserId,[Password],PasswordFormat,PasswordSalt,MobilePIN,Email,LoweredEmail,PasswordQuestion,PasswordAnswer,IsApproved,IsLockedOut,CreateDate,LastLoginDate,LastPasswordChangedDate,LastLockoutDate,FailedPasswordAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount,FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart,Comment
) values (' as [--Comment],
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.ApplicationId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.UserId ) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.[Password] + char(39) , ',' ,
PasswordFormat , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordSalt + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.MobilePIN + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.Email + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.LoweredEmail + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordQuestion + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + t1.PasswordAnswer + char(39) , ',' ,
IsApproved , ',' ,
IsLockedOut , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.CreateDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLoginDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastPasswordChangedDate) + char(39)
,
',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.LastLockoutDate) + char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38) , t1.FailedPasswordAttemptWindowStart) +
char(39) , ',' ,
FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptCount , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(38)
,t1.FailedPasswordAnswerAttemptWindowStart )
+ char(39) , ',' ,
char(39) + convert(varchar(1028) , t1.Comment) + char(39)
, ')'

FROM
dbo.aspnet_Membership t1

--**************************************************

print ''
print ''
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Applications'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Users'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Profile'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Roles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_UsersInRoles'
print 'Select * from dbo.aspnet_Membership'




Hello,

I have a web application that makes use of the SQL Membership and Role
providers. My app has admin screens to manage users (membership),
roles,
and
supplementary user data. I have just deployed the application to a
production server.

My Question: How do I create the initial Admin role and user in the
clean/unpopulated database that has the Membership and Role schema on
this
production server?

The production server does not have the Visual Studio solution/project,
it
only has the project deliverables.

Thanks for your help,

Josh Blair
HydraForce, Inc.
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Click to expand...
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