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Custom membership provider: Setup a database that holds the customers

This example uses an SQL Server 2008 R2 that holds one table with customers. You can adjust the solution to connect to a table or view that suits your needs.

Create a database named CustomMembershipProvider.
Execute the following script:
NOTE: Do not add data to the table. You will provide this through the Sitefinity CMS backend.

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