Adding Branches To a website with user loging into branches

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I am creating a transport website where i have to create branches (i.e london ,delhi) so when i assign a person that branch he will open its account into that branch.One thing more that i have created the database but Dataset should be assigned to every Branch i.e. that every branch will have there own date base. with C# & MS SQl
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Posted 28-Oct-14 2:36am

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sashkhdr 28-Oct-14 8:44am

explain clearly

Member 11186502 29-Oct-14 1:27am

I have around 25 pages after login i want that my database should be branch wise (i.e bangalore ,mumbai) can se what booking they are doing is concerened in there branch only And admin can see all of them. The staff will login in perticular branch in which they are assigned by admin.(with c# , MSSQl)
Thanks, for showing concern .

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Oct-14 15:33pm

This is a very general case of authentication. Learn authentication and you will see.
—SA

Member 11186502 29-Oct-14 2:27am

sir, can u tell me which type of authentication i have to make in order to create the branch.I have 25 pages after login . i want that every branch will have there own 25 pages.there property will belong to that branch.
thanks,for concern

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Oct-14 2:35am

First of all, I would consider password authentication. The types are related to the authentication features and quality. You can consider your branches as separate sites, and the user's accounts should be different and separate for each branch. Even if technically everything can be stored in the same database, which is a separate tier...
—SA

Member 11186502 30-Oct-14 3:45am

Sir, i am using Role based Authentication for my login,but the problem is that i want database according to the branch. Suppose, there are 5 branches now i want that each branch will have there own database. data migration will be between the branches.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Oct-14 12:27pm

You can always use different databases; so what's the problem? But I would really advise to use one united database. After all, you can always have, say, a table of the branches, and any other table can have, say, a foreign key to point to a branch for every record...
—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-10-28T20:37:00

Please see my comments to the question. This reading can help you:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/eeyk640h%28v=vs.100%29.aspx[^],
ASP.NET authentication and authorization[^].

One advice: don't try to save time and first make the decision on some particular solution and then learn the detail. Learn how authentication works in general, for all type, and only then proceed with your problem.

—SA