Why there is no database(the Membership/roles/profiles etc.) when I created a Default Website project in asp.net 4.0?

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I already install the asp.net web configuration, and it show only in my SQL Server management studio.,

I think thats not ok.,

Probably when I created an sample website, that must have a database already right?

Posted 7-Feb-14 1:19am

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I think you've created project using Template "ASP.NET Empty Web Application". Use "ASP.NET Web Application" instead.
Default Project Templates in Visual Studio[^]

Posted 7-Feb-14 1:26am

thatraja

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Member 10533469 7-Feb-14 7:44am

Yes that's what my choice the Default Project Templates in Visual Studio,,,
The App_Data does not contain anything...

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Florian Trück · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-07T04:09:00

Just start the new created application and register a user. The tables should be created in your database then. This is because of DefaultMembership Provider in the project. This is the normal behavior and is default for all projects. In classic asp.net projects use the login controls and in mvc use the account views.