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After the user is deleted I bind all users to a datagrid. The deleted user is still there, even if I press ctrl-F5. If I run IIS reset, the deleted user disappears from the datagrid. It really seems like it is cached...
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You are right, there is no caching in the MembershipProvider. It was my own caching who caused this problem!
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I need to clear the membershipprovider cache after a user is deleted. How can this be done.Now, after deleting a user I need to run IIS reset to see that the user really is deleted!<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-279036"><span>Microsoft.Samples.SqlStoredProcedureProfileProvider._appName = appName;</span>
<span>MembershipProvider mp = Membership.Providers[appName];</span>
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<span>mp.DeleteUser(userName, true);</span>
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I need to clear the membershipprovider cache after a user is deleted. How can this be done.Now, after deleting a user I need to run IIS reset to see that the user really is deleted!



Howto clear cache after deleting MemberShipProvider user

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