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Description
Create two users with same name but different auth plugins:
echo create user foo password '123' using plugin Legacy_UserManager; | isql /:employee
echo create user foo password '456' using plugin Srp; | isql /:employee
Run trace with 'log_connections = true'.
Run then:
echo quit; | isql /:employee -user foo -pas 123
echo quit; | isql /:employee -user foo -pas 456
Trace will be like this:
2023-11-07T13:48:16.9750 (8872:00000000042D17C0) ATTACH_DATABASE
employee (ATT_487, FOO:NONE, NONE, TCPv6:fe80::fcf1:e33c:e924:969d%8/59457)
C:\FB\60SS\isql.exe:11696
...
2023-11-07T13:48:23.6620 (8872:00000000042D17C0) ATTACH_DATABASE
employee (ATT_490, FOO:NONE, NONE, TCPv6:fe80::fcf1:e33c:e924:969d%8/59460)
C:\FB\60SS\isql.exe:12980
...
So, we have no info about what exact plugin was used for 1st and 2nd attachment.
It could be shown like this:
employee (ATT_487, FOO:NONE:Legacy_UserManager, NONE, ...
employee (ATT_490, FOO:NONE:Srp, NONE, ...
...
(but only if there will be appropriate config parameter and it require this, e.g.: "log_auth_plugin = true")