I have had this question for quite some time ...
I saw a lot of discussion about providing role-based access for databases ... But as for asp.net web applications ... The web application is going to connect to the database in some way with the identifier specified in the connection string, regardless the user connected to the application ... (except for the auth model window) ...
In such a scenario ... There is no need to create an individual user entry into the database and provide him with the necessary roles and access restrictions.
Does this mean that we do not need to worry about restricting user access to the database for asp.net applications, with the exception of the user used in Connection String ... or am I mistaken somewhere.
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