MySQL | SESSION_USER( ) Function

The MySQL SESSION_USER() function is used for returning the current user name and host name for the MySQL connection being used by the user. The SESSION_USER() function does not require any parameter to be passed. The user name returned by the SESSION_USER() function is the name of the user-specified when connecting to the server whereas the host name returned by the SESSION_USER() function is the name of the client host that the user uses to establish a connection from. Syntax:

SESSION_USER()

Parameters Used: It does not require any parameter or argument to be passed. Return Value: The MySQL SESSION_USER() function returns the current user name and host name for the MySQL connection. Supported Versions of MySQL

• MySQL 5.7
• MySQL 5.6
• MySQL 5.5
• MySQL 5.1
• MySQL 5.0
• MySQL 4.1
• MySQL 4.0
• MySQL 3.23

Example: Implementing SESSION_USER() function in MySQL.

SELECT SESSION_USER(); 

Output:

author@gfg