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I was thinking about this too. This would require altering the current stored procedures which I believe there are several. It is actually a much better way of handling paging since it returns only the required rows per page and not the entire rowset.
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I don't think that's the case. YAF and ASP.NET Forums (Community Server) are two completely different builds from completely different programming teams.
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Mek, PM is sent.
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Thanks, yes I am very familiar with the VBulletin DB and from the looks of it the structure is almost the same with YAF. There will have to be some adjustments to the code base to make the login's work though. I forgot that MD5 is a one way hash and since VBulletin uses a separate salt key to run the hash I must mod all the pages pertaining to passwords. I will post my project as soon as it's done, I'm sure somebody out there is looking for this solution as I have and was unable to find one.
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Hello all,
I've decided to make the switch from VBulletin and was wondering if there's already a tool out there to export data from the VBulletin DB to MSSQL. If one doesn't already exist I'd like to lend a helping hand while I'm converting mine if this is something people would be interested in. I figured out how to parse the MD5 encrypted passwords with salt keys from VBulletin so the rest should be a piece of cake. Take care and thanks Jaben for the awesome software.
Chanrith
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