What is the security principal at the server level that represents your session?
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Answer Posted / Munesh Singh
The security principal at the server level that represents your SQL Server session is called the 'current user'. The current user owns all objects created during the session by default. You can find out who the current user is using the `SELECT SUSER_NAME()` function.
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