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I'm developing a project that works on remote server database tables. But there were no membership, only one admin panel with 1 admin user. So I tried to use Asp.Net membership for this, but when I did that according to tutorials(on C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\version\aspnet_regsql.exe"), I guess there was a conflict so my project didn't work. I found "Windows authentication" line in my web.config, commented out, fixed it.

Then I decided to use a master password inside the code, with text boxes. This is really simple application, no high-level security needed. So I did it so. But when I opened the database, I realized that Asp.Net created its own tables and stored procedures. Now I want to rollback my Asp.Net (Membership) configuration. I can manually delete the tables and procedures but I fear of doing something wrong. What should I do?

Thanks in advance.

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If you're not using asp.net membership, then it will do no harm to manually delete them.

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Run aspnet_regsql from .NET command prompt and it will start a wizard. You can either configure or remove the tables.. The wizard gives you option for both.. Select the one you need and your tables etc will be deleted from the database...