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Asked: 2026-05-24T07:47:45+00:00

I’m using the standard .NET authentication database tables and code, with .NET 4.0, C#

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I’m using the standard .NET authentication database tables and code, with .NET 4.0, C# and MVC 3.

Basically, I want to have roles (which are included in the framework), and then be able to assign permissions to those roles (which are not included, as far as I know).

So I want to assign permissions to roles. A user in the Accountant role couldn’t edit and delete employees, but a user in the Administrator role could. Since these permissions could change at any time, instead of checking User.IsInRole("Administrator"), I’d like to do something like User.HasPermission("EditEmployee").

I could probably design some custom tables and code myself, but I’d rather use the .NET Framework if it’s already built-in. Is there anything like this? If not, is there a library out there that does do this?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Maybe you could simply add another role to user who can edits employees. Something like “CanEditEmployee” and then verify if user is in role “CanEditEmployee”? This is what I do when I must have to do something similar.

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