Audit Login Failed Event Class
テ Summarize this article for me The event class indicates that a user tried to sign in to Microsoft SQL Server and failed.
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The
event class indicates that a user tried to sign in to Microsoft SQL Server
and failed. Events in this class are fired by new connections or by connections that are reused
from a connection pool.
This event class is part of
SQL Trace
, which is deprecated. For Azure SQL Database, use
auditing
for Azure SQL Database
instead.
Description
Name of the client application that created the
connection to an instance of SQL Server. This
column is populated with the values passed by
the application instead of the displayed name
of the program.
10
Yes
ID assigned by the host computer to the
process where the client application is running.
This data column is populated if the client
process ID is provided by the client.
9
Yes
ID of the database specified by the USE
database
statement or the default database if
no USE
database
statement has been issued for
a given instance. SQL Server Profiler displays
the name of the database if the
data column is captured in the trace and the
server is available. Determine the value for a
database by using the DB_ID function.
3
Yes
Name of the database in which the user
statement is running.
35
Yes
Error number of a given event. Often this is the
error number stored in the
catalog view.
31
Yes
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