You could use DTS to send them, if your host allows it

bbawa1@yahoo.com schrieb:

It is possible, but you have to be careful which tables to copy first
because of the foreign key constraints.
It might be easier to copy your TWSAN database onto your development
machine, adapt web.config to make the membership controls use that
database, and copy the database back to the live server (unless there
are changes, e.g. inserts, made to the database in between, of course).

As for how to configure web.config to use something else than aspnet.mdf
for membership, have a look at
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998317.aspx (or google for
aspnet_regsql membership asp.net). Especially important is the
<membership><providers> section. Aspnet_regsql is a tool that creates
the necessary tables in your database and comes with the framework.

Hope this helps,

Roland

That db is a just a default.

And you dont have to use the default.

Look up "membership provider" and "sql server 2000".

You don't have to use 2000, but it'll show you how to put your data into a
non default database.

There's even an Access implementation.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/eula.aspx?id=96713a8e-b8d4-4d6e-bb8f-027e6c8e15d8

I'm not recommending Access, (unless its a super small site perhaps) BUT
again, shows you how to switch out to a non default db.