Allowing Admins to edit users: What is Standard Practice?

My VB.Net web app uses the standard provider model, attached to the standard SQL database.

I know how to manage users through the VS.NET website tool, but what is the standard practice for allowing application admins to be able to manage users themselves?

 This is how I'd go about it. I like table adapters and datasets, so I'd create a new dataset that connects to the SQL provider database. I'd filter for just this application and let them edit away. Is this a normal practice?

 

 
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