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    1. COCurtis - your question, as is, makes little sense. ASP.Net membership does not 'underlie' Linq2Sql. You will get better results if you describe what you are trying to do using simple terms that everyone can understand. Mis-using terms of art/buzzwords does not help. Edit your question and let us take another look at it.
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    2. COIt does make sense for anyone who knows both the ASP.NET Membership API and how LINQ-to-SQL works. However, for those who may prefer a more generic description. I want to make a linq-to-sql property such that it is not written to the database by the generated code/datacontext but instead is written to the database by a custom, user defined method, and, ideally, I want to do this without making any changes to the designer generated class including but not limited to changing meta-data, removing the property outright, or any other changes. I think my own solution satisfies this best.
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    3. COA couple points: When replying to someone in comments, you should use the '@' symbol and part of their name to make sure that they get the message. e.g. '@Sky - It does...'. Second: I feel I have a fairly firm understanding of both the membership API (see my answers) and L2S and your question, as presented, is not clear in it's desired result. This can be evidenced by the dearth of applicable responses. You may find that when asking for help a more conciliatory attitude will net better results.
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