How to create user group mapping in C# with SQL server2005

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How to create user group mapping in C# with SQL server2005. I am using One Login form, MDI Form, and FORM_A, FORM_B, FORM_C AND FORM_D. if I am Administrator I can access all forms A,B,C,D. if I am not admin I want to access my privilege only. If privilege access only for FORM_A rest are disabled or in-visible.

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Sreeni..

Posted 5-Jun-14 23:38pm

sreenivashan

Updated 5-Jun-14 23:42pm

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Herman<T>.Instance 6-Jun-14 5:48am

what have you tried?

sreenivashan 6-Jun-14 5:58am

Dear Digimanus: can you understand my Q: How to create user group mapping in C# with SQL server2005. I am using One Login form, MDI Form, and FORM_A, FORM_B, FORM_C AND FORM_D. if I am Administrator I can access all forms A,B,C,D. if I am not admin I want to access my privilege only. If privilege access only for FORM_A rest are disabled or in-visible.

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Prasad Avunoori · Answer 1 · 2014-06-05T23:50:00

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Hi,

Your database structure should be some what like the following structure:

SQL

Users Table:
UserId, FirstName,LastName

Roles Table:
RoleId,RoleName

RolesMapping Table:
RolesMapId, UserId,RoleId

Get the RoleIds after the user login then disable/enable the tabs accordingly to the roles.

Posted 5-Jun-14 23:50pm

Prasad Avunoori

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sreenivashan 6-Jun-14 5:55am

Users Table as Login:
txtUserName, txtPasswrod, CboType(Combo box). //Having as "ADMIN", "Supervisor", and "End User".