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In a newly created MVC4 project'd database tables, I don't know how can I insert the data for default built-in tables like webpages_OAuthMembership webpages_Roles and webpages_UsersInRoles.
When I register a new account, only the other two tables not mentioned above are in use; I wonder if I have to manually edit the rest 3 tables while inside webpages_OAuthMembership, I don't understand what Provider means.
You can also check this article
http://weblogs.asp.net/jgalloway/archive/2012/08/29/simplemembership-membership-providers-universal-providers-and-the-new-asp-net-4-5-web-forms-and-asp-net-mvc-4-templates.aspx
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I am trying to understand the difference between a container such as a Dictionary or List and a SQL Database.
I am sorry if this is a stupid question but I am trying to understand when each one is necessary.
A collection (the most common name for an object/value container) usually stores objects/values in memory while a database persists information to a disk drive, storing it until it's removed.
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By any chance can i export the MSAccess MBD file (one table only) to Sqlite( entity framework) by using c#/.net only. I want to do it pragmatically only.
Sure, use OLE DB provider for MS Access and Entity Framework for SQLite. Here's an example for the Access part and this is one for SQLite
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I have a form as Dashboards. I want to automatically refresh data without the data being read from the database and the user are shown.
What is the best late for this scenario? I did this using a timer, but the best for this scenario is late?
If you want to show data to user but you didn't want to crash your form you can Use background worker or use threads in advanced.
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i have database which is already created from sql and i make connection on it is there is any way by which i can know the names of the tables in this database from c# as i know the tables in it but i won't to display tables names using code and programming and c#
You could read schema and metadata information with ADO.NET. Here's an example.
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how can i make a login and logout history in c#
recording who's the username and the time and date in c#
This would probably be best done with a new database table that records the username/id, the action (login/logout), and the time. Which each future action, your login/logout logic writes another entry to this table, saving it for future requests.