Using ASP Membership without Entity Framework MVC

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Hey I have an MVC project that I am working on and I want to use a sql server database to store all the ASP.NET's membership details. I see loads of examples online on how to do this but all of them seem to be with using EntityFramework which I do not want to do. I have the sql database and tables created so just need to know how to get it up and running or are there any good examples online.

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Posted 12-Sep-15 2:06am

frostcox

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2015-09-12T02:22:00

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Membership doesn't use MVC or EF, it is a separate technology. If you are implementing your own provider then the important thing to gain from the examples is how you implement the provider itself, just use your own database code to access the tables, there is nothing forcing you to use EF.

Posted 12-Sep-15 2:22am

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frostcox 14-Sep-15 17:57pm

Hey, thanks for your reply, yeah I know they are separate but I was just seeing if there were any non entity framework samples out there.