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ASP.NET Basic SQL Login Page

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Hello.  I am a beginner at using ASP.NET.  Always have used ASP Classic until now, very familiar with it, but need to learn in ASP.NET.  With that being said...

Need a simple method of creating a login form that connects to an existing SQL Database Table, which is named Login, inside of a database called DATA, and contains the Username field called UserName, and the Password Field called PassWord inside of the database in order to validate.  I've searched many articles, and none of them seem to lay it out for me to where I can use an existing sql table in order to verify credentials.  Perhaps I simply haven't searched enough, so if something is already out there, please let me know.  

Attached is the sql string used in case this is necessary in order to help.

Thank you.
Josh  
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<connectionStrings>
		<add name="SRIConnectionString" connectionString="Data Source=[SERVER_IP ADDRESS];Initial Catalog=DATA;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=[DATABASE_USERNAME];Password=[DATABASE_PASSWORD]" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient"/>
	</connectionStrings>
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Answered By: sri-admin
Expert Since: 08/15/2008
Accepted Solutions: 1
sri-admin has been an Expert for 4 months, during which he has posted 17 comments and answered 1 question. sri-admin is just one of 3022 experts in the Programming for ASP.NET Zone. 1 expert collaborated on this answer, which was graded an "A" by the asker.
 
 
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