A Visual Studio project with two web forms
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CpCreate an MS Access database called "Members.mdb." Add a table called "tblScores" with the following columns.
MemberID - AutoNumber
FirstName - Text
LastName - Text
Add at least 10 rows to this table.
Create an ASP.NET project with Visual Studio.NET that contains two aspx forms.
The first form uses the Login control to create a login page. Users should not be able to view the second form unless they have entered a correct username and password.
Place a GridView control on the form. The GridView control should allow the user to do the following:
view each member's name
modify each member's name
sort the data based on the user's last name
The App_Data folder is automatically created when a New Web Site is created using the ASP .NET Web Site template. The App_Data folder is created with permissions already set for the [MachineName]ASPNET user account to write to the folder. Therefore, you should place your Access database in the App_Data folder and map to it from there.
For clarification, the table name in the database should be tblMembers and not tblScores.
The application should use Forms authentication and the UserName should be "Student" and the Password should be "ITP450-IP3". Finally, program the GridView with the ability to Add data to the database; program the GridView with the ability to Delete data from the database;
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