Thanks in advance.The membership tables and stored procedures will be in the ASPNETDB database by default. This is the database you'll need to log into if you want to do this.
Having said that, I doubt it's particularly good practice to be calling these stored procedures directly. You'd be better off looking into using a CreateUserWizard control or adding an event to your page and using the Membership API.|||They are hidden from you, yes. You can still type them in if you want to, and they should still work.|||Thanks for the answers :), I''m going to try that, and I'll let you know how it goes...|||The wizards automatically hides any object that begins with "aspnet" (Ok, actually it hides tables that begin with aspnet, stored procedures that begin with aspnet, and views that begin with vw_aspnet). I think it was for convience so that beginners didn't get confused and try to access them directly. Moderate/Average users don't want them popping up because 99%+ of the time you don't want one of those and they just get in the way. Advanced users will figure out they can still use them if they need to, just don't use the wizard ;-)
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