.net - Why is the User information stored in two different tables in ASP.NET's default Membership Provider? -


There are two tables: aspnet_users and aspnet_membership. Can anyone expand the reasons for not using a table for this reason?

Subscription table subscription provider keeps information related to the API interface User table username And preserves the User ID, which is referenced from many providers.

  • Membership (Subscription Provider)
  • Profile (Profile Provider)
  • Roles (Rollmanager)
  • Etc.
  • The aspnetdb system is very modular and can be customized through each piece Different providers need to separate the tables so that each interface can be re-written, redirected Can go, etc.


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