>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>Do I understand correctly that System.Web.Security.Membership class get the credentials from SQL Server? The reason I am asking is I wanted to test how it works and tried to get the user name using syntax
>>>

>>>this.myTextBox.text = Membership.GetUser().UserName.ToString();
>>>

>>>
>>>But I get error something to the extend of "could not connect to SQL Server". So I wanted to be sure that the class Membership is only applicable when using SQL Server?
>>
>>No, it depends on how did you define it in web.config
>
>Here is what I found in our web.config (right after machineKey ValidationKey section and before authorization)
>
>

><profile defaultProvider="TableProfileProvider">
>			<providers>
>				<add name="TableProfileProvider" type="Microsoft.Samples.SqlTableProfileProvider" connectionStringName="Conn" table="AdminInfo" applicationName="FCAdmin"/>
>			</providers>
>			<properties>
>			<snip>
>			</properties>
>		</profile>
>		<membership defaultProvider="FCAdminMembershipSqlProvider" userIsOnlineTimeWindow="20">
>			<providers>
>				<snip>
>			</providers>
>		</membership>
>		<roleManager enabled="true" cacheRolesInCookie="true">
>			<providers>
>				<remove name="AspNetSqlRoleProvider"/>
>				<add name="AspNetSqlRoleProvider" connectionStringName="Conn" applicationName="FCAdmin" type="System.Web.Security.SqlRoleProvider"/>
>			</providers>
>		</roleManager>

Thank you.