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How do I know which user is hitting a particular SQL Server on my SharePoint Server?
- Jul 10, 2018
No...even though SharePoint is very "user" aware and contextual to that user with regards to security, version control etc, when SharePoint communicates with SQL it uses the app pool account. Getting traffic for a particular user from SQL traffic isn't possible. You'll need to rely on the SharePoint audit/reporting logs for that.
HTH.
Steve
Thank you for the answer Steve.
But will this be applicable for a particular user?
Because I couldnt find anything handy.
Regards
No...even though SharePoint is very "user" aware and contextual to that user with regards to security, version control etc, when SharePoint communicates with SQL it uses the app pool account. Getting traffic for a particular user from SQL traffic isn't possible. You'll need to rely on the SharePoint audit/reporting logs for that.
HTH.
Steve
- Test SharePointJul 19, 2018Brass Contributor
Hey Steve,
Thanks for the above answer. I had another query: If I pull out the audit/reporting logs, I can only view Usage Details: Views for visitors. Also, I can see the number of views and updates made to a particular document location. Is there anything else from the SQL point of view?
regards