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It really depends on your connection. &nbsp;I you are using SQL Server Authentication, as I suspect you are than you may have no choice, but to pass in the user name.
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Both win and sql authentication works. I have tried both in SSMS. <br />

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I have an application web with a separate website administration site.<br />
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I want to be able to log old/new data on insert/update/delete in a separate audit_table.<br />
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I have achieved that by using triggers but my problem is how do I get the user who is logged on using asp.net to add to the audit_table?<br />
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Please note that I want to achieve this WITHOUT having to pass a parameter to a stored proc. This is because i have hundreds of tables and I am not necessarily using stored proc... <br />
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Thanks
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I have an application web with a separate website administration site.

I want to be able to log old/new data on insert/update/delete in a separate audit_table.

I have achieved that by using triggers but my problem is how do I get the user who is logged on using asp.net to add to the audit_table?

Please note that I want to achieve this WITHOUT having to pass a parameter to a stored proc. This is because i have hundreds of tables and I am not necessarily using stored proc... 

Thanks

It really depends on your connection.  I you are using SQL Server Authentication, as I suspect you are than you may have no choice, but to pass in the user name.

Both win and sql authentication works. I have tried both in SSMS. 


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