How to setup profile, roles, etc in my hosted sqlserver?

I've been working with godaddy.com, and when I setup there the sqlserver databases it tells me if I want to create the tables and stored procedures that conform the typical profile, roles and users features... the same as if I execute the aspnet_regsql.exe

Now I'm working with anotherhoster (aruba) and I've setup the database OK, but i didn't found any way to setup the profile, roles, users, etc features.
Aruba uses the mssql server web admin.

How can I setup this features? Of course, aruba doesn't let me to execute the aspnet_regsql.exe...

thanksNo idea??

I think it's an important problem, isn't it??

ASP.NET 2.0 without the specific tables and sps for users, roles, profiles, etc, aren't powerful!!!

Please, an answer!!!|||I would ask aruba to do it for you. I'm sure they have a way if they support hosting ASP.NET 2.0 apps.|||Yes Motley, I'm doing it... the problem is that aruba isn't well enougth solving things like this

On the other hand, with your post I see that there is no way to make it by myself, isn't it?

thanks!
|||Can you run scripts against the database? All the SQL scripts for ASP.NET application services are in the %windows%\microsoft.net\framework\v2.0.50727 directory.|||Wow, I didn't realize they gave us the .SQL files. I guess I just assumed they were encoded/encrypted in the aspnet_regsql.exe file. Very nice.|||ok, I've found those .sql files andthey can be runned against the database.

They are:
- InstallCommon.sql
- InstalMembership.sql
- InstalPersistSqlState.sql
- InstallPersonalization.sql
- InstallProfile.sql
- InstallRoles.sql
- InstallSqlState.sql
- InstallSqlStateTemplate.sql
- InstallWebEventSqlProvider.sql

Should I run all??

On other hand, I've tried the first one and I've found a lot of problems. The first was the name of the database, taht I've changed, but the next was this error:

"Specified owner name 'dbo' either does not exist or you do not have permission to use it."

What should I do? Remove all references to dbo?

Thanks in advance.|||Yes, remove all references to dbo.