The set context_info statement in SQL Server allows us to store up to 128 bytes of binary data in the current session or connection.
This is useful for tracing session specific info like
Ø User ID
Ø Application Context
Ø Temporary permission
Ø Audit or Login meta data
See the example
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declare
@userID varchar(20); set
@userID='Bagesh'; declare @a
varbinary(max), @b varbinary(max) set @a= cast(@userID as varbinary); set context_info @a SELECT CONTEXT_INFO(); set @b
=CONTEXT_INFO(); select
cast(@b as varchar) |
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