Hi,
I'm new to MVC (of all versions) and relatively new to web app development, so maybe someone can tell me if there's a better way to do this, or what I'm doing wrong.
My company has an existing website that was written in Visual Studio 2012 with the ASP.NET website template that uses the basic SimpleMembership (WebMatrix.WebData) stuff that was automatically in the template, but has had the database connection string
pointed to a full SQL database that contains the membership tables and some other custom tables as well. The users database was modified slightly (for instance UserID was renamed to ClientID and the UserProfiles table was renamed ClientInfo for whatever reason,
and had some more columns added, but the basic functionality remains untouched.) It works fine.
I am now developing an MVC 5 web app using Visual Studio 2013 that needs to have its own (separate) membership database. The template is setup with Entity Framewo ...
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