With windows and sql server accounts, I can access the logged in user with functions like: user_name() or suser_sname().
Can I access the user that is logged into asp.net in the same way?
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With windows and sql server accounts, I can access the logged in user with functions like: user_name() or suser_sname().
Can I access the user that is logged into asp.net in the same way?
No, it lives in another world. SQL Server only sees it’s own connection, technically it does not even know (or care) there is ASP.NET on the other end.