The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Add More Properties to Existing Users Table

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of enhancing a user registration system by adding additional properties to the ASP.NET users table. It covers the steps to create a new model, inherit from the identity user, and perform database migrations to update the table with new columns. The tutorial also explains the use of a discriminator for user types and introduces the concept of managing company users, setting the stage for CRUD operations in future videos.

What is the first step in adding more properties to the ASP.NET users table?

• Stop the application

• Delete the existing table

• Create a new database

• Start the application

Which package is used to manage new properties in the ASP.NET users table?

• System.Data.SqlClient

• EntityFrameworkCore

• Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity

• Microsoft.Extensions.Identity.Store

What is the purpose of the 'not map' attribute in the context of adding new properties?

• To delete the property from the database

• To ensure the property is added to the database

• To map the property to a different table

• To prevent the property from being added to the database

What is the role of the discriminator in the ASP.NET users table?

• To identify the type of user being added

• To delete users from the table

• To encrypt user data

• To manage user roles

Who is responsible for managing company data and performing CRUD operations?

• Admin users and company employees

• Guest users

• External contractors

• All users