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Hi folks,
I'm designing an sql server 2005 database to hold accounting
information of a given company (ies). The database containg a table for
EmployeeAccount s which in turn should be somehow related to the
aspnet_Users table of aspnetdb table to handle the A&A (Authentication
and Authorization) of an employee within the system.

The question is that how am I supposed to link these 2 tables, say,
EmployeeAccount s an the aspnet_Users? Of course, I could create the
membership database (aspnetdb) within my accounting database using the
aspnet_regsql utility, however, I'm not sure which one is the preferred
way.

Any help would be highly appreciated,

Thanks in advance.
Mehdi

Oct 17 '06 #1
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