ASP.Net MVC3 Azure - Do I Need Membership Provider Stored Procedures?

Since you’re following that tutorial, you’re already using the ASP.NET Universal Providers. One step in the tutorial adds the universal providers as a NuGet package. You can refer to http://nuget.codeplex.com for more information about NuGet.

A Nuget package is essentially some pre-written code, which simplifies your development. For example, the universal providers automatically create the membership database tables based on your connection string. You can of course, continue to manually create the database tables, and then use the built-in ASP.NET membership provider.

You should actually use the ASP.NET Universal Providers For SqlExpress 1.1. This is the officially supported method of enabling the SQL membership, role and session providers across both SQL Azure and standalone SQL Server. The Universal Providers should automatically create the necessary SQL objects for you, so you shouldn't have to run any scripts manually.

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