>>>Hi all, please I need to know how to get the logged user for my audit procedure when changing data on tables.
>>>T.I.A.
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>>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187934.aspx
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>>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms179930.aspx
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>>Thank you Viv Phillips, but I did the question wrong, I mean a logged user from asp web page, I created a session variable with that name, then I need anyplace in the program audit with that session variable, because I'm using a generic user to connect.
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>>Hmm. If you just want the value from a session variable then something like :
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>>string s = (string)(Session["UserName"]);
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>>but I've a feeling I still have not understood what you are asking :-{
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>Yes that way I can get the session in asp.net c# or Vb, but after logged used in asp.net web page, I save the username with session["usuario"]="xxxuser"; Then I want that everytime this user perform an insert, update, delete on my sqlserver database, In the trigger I could "read" that session["usuario"] is the "xxxuser" to put it in the trigger as user that is performing changes.
>I'm using an impersonate user, that xxxuser is conecting to database using a generic database user not sqlserver user, thats why I cannot use select SUSER_NAME()

If your insert/delete/update operations are done via an SP you may be able to use context info (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189252(v=sql.105).aspx).

But my knowledge of SQL is sketchy to say the least - someone else might be able to give a more definitive answer