Role based Authorization

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sir ,
I want to use Role based Authorization and Authentication with using sql server as database through coding, but without using Website Administration Tools/in build login controls (API). Is their any way .

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Posted 13-Dec-11 1:02am

vishalcbhosale

Updated 13-Dec-11 1:36am

_Tushar Patil

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RaviRanjanKr · Answer 1 · 2011-12-13T09:23:00

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The given links might help you
Forms Authentication and Role based Authorization: A Quicker, Simpler, and Correct Approach[^]
Role-Based Authorization [^]
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178329.aspx[^]
HOW TO: Implement Role-Based Authorization with Forms Authentication[^]

Posted 13-Dec-11 9:23am

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Code 89 14-Dec-11 0:36am

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Balakrishnan Dhinakaran · Answer 2 · 2011-12-13T01:48:00

yes we can do
--Add one more column to the SQL server database as "role"
--In database you manually enter a field
eg
User_name="Super user"
Pass_word="user"
Address="xyz Company"
Role="super"
--Now get the role value as session
--compare the session
--if the session is "Super" navigate to admin page(this navigation is only for super user)
--In the admin page you select the user and select the role and update.
--Every time when a user logged in get "role" in session and give authentication as per "role"(this you can do by if, else-if statements).

note:
Initially when a new user register's then the "role" must be "new".