syslogins

master database only

Description

syslogins contains one row for each valid Adaptive Server user account.

Columns

The columns for syslogins are:

Name	Datatype	Description
suid	int	Server user ID.
status	smallint	Status of the account (see Table 1-17).
accdate	datetime	Date totcpu and totio were last cleared.
totcpu	int	CPU time accumulated by login.
totio	int	I/O accumulated by login.
spacelimit	int	Reserved.
timelimit	int	Reserved.
resultlimit	int	Reserved.
dbname	sysname null	Name of database in which to put user when connection established.
name	sysname	Login name of user.
password	varbinary(128) null	Password of user (encrypted).
language	varchar(30) null	User’s default language.
pwdate	datetime null	Date the password was last changed.
audflags	int null	User’s audit settings.
fullname	varchar(30) null	Full name of the user.
srvname	varchar(30) null	Name of server to which a passthrough connection must be established if the AUTOCONNECT flag is turned on.
logincount	smallint null	Number of failed login attempts; reset to 0 by a successful login.
procid	int null	Stores the login trigger registered with the login script option in sp_modifylogin
lastlogindate	datetime	Timestamp for the user’s last login.
crdate	datetime	Timestamp when the login was created.
locksuid	int	The server user ID (suid) responsible for locking the login.
lockreason	int	Reasons for lock; one of: NULL – account has not been locked 0 – locksuid locked the account by executing sp_locklogin 1 – locksuid locked the inactive account by executing sp_locklogin 'all', 'lock', 'ndays' 2 – Adaptive Server locked the account because the number of failed login attempts reached max failed logins. 3 – locksuid locked the account because the password downgrade period has ended and a login or role was not transitioned to SHA-256
lockdate	datetime	Timestamp when the login was locked.

On the Adaptive Server distribution media, syslogins contains an entry in which the name is “sa”, the suid is 1, and the password is null. It also contains the entry “probe” with an unpublished password. The login “probe” and the user “probe” exist for the two-phase commit probe process, which uses a challenge and response mechanism to access Adaptive Server.

Table 1-17 lists the bit representations for the status column:

**Table 1-17: status control bits in the syslogins table**
Decimal	Hex	Status
2	0x2	Account is locked.
4	0x4	Password has expired.
8	0x8	User has RepSrv authorization.
16	0x10	OMNI:autoconnect mode is enabled.
32	0x20	May use Adaptive Server internal authentication mechanism – syslogins.
64	0x40	May use LDAP external authentication.
128	0x80	May use PAM external authentication
256	0x100	May use Kerberos external authentication

Indexes

Unique clustered index on suid
Unique nonclustered index on name