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I want to build an ASP.NET site using Mono and a non SQL Server database like Postgres or MySQL. ASP.NET uses Guids in their membership providers for UserIds, and so forth, and Postgres/MySQL don’t deal so well with Guids.
What is the most common approach to dealing with Membership providers in Mono, so that user ids can be stored efficiently in the non SQL server database?
It is not a compulsion to to use Guid for userId in membership provider. You will be using official .Net providers. Both (Mysql and Postgres) have well maintained .Net providers. MySql provider has support for membership provider, so if you are using MySql you don’t have to worry about Guid. I’m not sure about Postgres.
Anyway you can always implement your own membership provider, which I think is the best solution.