ASP.NET - Web.config login error Could not find stored procedure 'dbo.aspnet_CheckSchemaVersion?

Have a look this link and execute aspnet_regsql. Exe if you are using MS Sql-Server as DBMS.

Tim, thanks for your response. The db is on sql server 05. I executed the aspnet_regsql.

Exe but I'm not sure how to bring up the ASP. NET Admin MMC Snap-in window. I still am getting that error.

– Brian McCarthy Mar 7 at 19:41 @Brian: do you mean the ASP. Net Website Administration Tool? Have a look: msdn.microsoft.Com/en-us/library/yy40ytx0.

Aspx Were the tables and other DB-Objects successfully created? – Tim Schmelter Mar 7 at 19:43 @Tim, how do I check for that? The database i'm using already works and is fully functional with an old asp.

Net website but i'm using forms auth security for this site. – Brian McCarthy Mar 7 at 20:00 @Brian: is the database where you have created the asp.Net tables with aspnet_regsql. Exe the same as your connectionstring OleConnectionStringSource?

Here are more details: msdn.microsoft.Com/en-us/library/… – Tim Schmelter Mar 7 at 20:33 1 @Brian: you are on . NET Framework Exe under "C:\Windows\Microsoft. NET\Framework\v4.0.

X". To verify if the tables and SP are created you only have to open SSMS and have a look in this database if there are tables that begin with the prefix aspnet_. – Tim Schmelter Mar 7 at 21:34.

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