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My plan is such as following:
I have the Asp.Net membership database that keeps info about users.
I want to create my own database in which some of the tables will have fields like userId as a foreign key to primary key field in the membership table Users. So how would I achieve this and what is the best practice for this? Or should I get the value of the user during run time, and then copy that value to my table without the need of any foreign key relations.
Just add tables to the existing database, and reference the pk from the Users table as needed. There’s no need to use a separate database as long as it’s all logically the same application.