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How to move users and logins to another database?
You can chose Users and Database roles in the ‘Choose Objects’ screen. In the ‘Script Options’ or related window look for ‘Script Logins’ and ‘Script Object-Level Permissions’ and set them both to ‘True’. Proceed through the wizard.
How to link all users to login after restoring a SQL?
However our application makes use of a lot of database users that are defined in the database. These have to be linked to logins that are defined in the master database. The server I have restored the database to has all the logins defined, however they have different sids. I am not a T-SQL expert….
How to link all users to the database?
The database creation scripts we use for our application create the users and logins, however it does not specify the SID when creating the login, hence this problem. Now if I had a time machine…
How to change user logins in SQL Server?
Right Click on Database of interest –> Tasks –> Generate Scripts. Then order of windows will change based on the version of SQL server. You can chose Users and Database roles in the ‘Choose Objects’ screen. In the ‘Script Options’ or related window look for ‘Script Logins’ and ‘Script Object-Level Permissions’ and set them both to ‘True’.
Do you need to migrate SQL membership to ASP.NET?
If the schema for the tables created using SQL membership is customized or modified the scripts need to be changed accordingly. For ASP.NET Identity classes to work out of the box with the data of existing users, we need to migrate the database schema to the one needed by ASP.NET Identity.
How to copy SQL membership data to ASPnet?
To copy from another table we can use the INSERT INTO statement along with the SELECT statement. To get all the user information we need to query the aspnet_Users and aspnet_Membership tables and copy the data to the AspNetUsers table.
How are membership fields mapped in ASP.NET Core?
Not all the field mappings resemble one-to-one relationships from Membership to ASP.NET Core Identity. The preceding table takes the default Membership User schema and maps it to the ASP.NET Core Identity schema. Any other custom fields that were used for Membership need to be mapped manually.