Hi

I have two entirely separate DNN 4.3.3 installations (each with different portals on them) and I’m analysing/comparing the aspnet_Applications tables for both these installations.

In the aspnet_applications I appear to get conflicting row data between portals:

* In the first DNN installation (which I regard as a pretty clean installation) the asp_applications table only has one row with an applicationname of “DotNetNuke”.

* In the second entirely seperate DNN installation (which is an upgrade from 4.0.3 to 4.3.3), not only is there a “DotNetNuke” row the asp_applications table, but there are also rows with applicationnames corresponding to table dnn_Portals.PortalID, and there are additional rows with applicationsnames: “-1”, “0”, and “1”.

Does this mean in the second DNN installation I can clean up by wiping out all the rows in the asp_applications table (and values in related tables) except the row “DotNetNuke”?

Note both DNN installations correctly list the portals in the dnn_portals table.

Many thanks...

Alex

Ok a rather silly post on my part. The main DNN documentation on the main download site has a lot to say about these tables. I ended up having to restore most of the rows I deleted. So ignore my previous post!!!!

I still have plenty of questions though about about how users are treated in DNN, at first I thought it was odd behaviour but it appears this is quite normal. See this post.

http://dotnetnuke.com/Community/ForumsDotNetNuke/tabid/795/forumid/108/threadid/59009/scope/posts/Default.aspx

Cheers

Alex