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# Sunday, June 25, 2006
Changing Default Provider in Visual Studio 2005

When you install Visual Studio 2005 Asp.Net gets SQL Express as a default provider. This means that all your web project security - Roles, Membership, etc - is handled in aspnetdb on the local machine. To change from local machine to an SQL Server you need to make these modifications.


This is from Scott Guthrie's blog
How do I change the providers to use SQL Server Instead of SQL Express?

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