Posted on: 11/17/2012 12:48:31 AM | Views : 390

Using SqlMembershipProvider I can set up an SQL server account and use all the feature as decribed. 
Now I want to centralize user account management at an ENTERPRISE level.  ie. Accounts will be created and managed by a seperate app.
All other apps will have READ_ONLY access the the SqlMembershipProvider tables.  
When I setup up another account with only READ_ONLY access to the tables, I cannot use any of the feature anymore. The apps will need to use the tables to 
1) Validate Users
2) Get their Roles  
The app account has READ/WRITE permisions to aspnet_Membership table
The app falis consistently.  How should I setup an SQL-Server account that will allow essentially read only access to the tables and not be able to alter any data to the enterprise-level tables?  (Except, LastLoginDate etc)  It cannot ValidateUser etc.


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