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To prevent hijacking, why must a stale cache be used?
The login happens before the trigger, so a stale cache is required to avoid the bypass
Logon triggers can be used instead of stale caches, and is used in conjunction with IS_SRVROLEMEMBER() to check against the stale cache administrator logons
In Single user mode, the administrator logs in as sysadmin anyway, so a stale cache is used to check for privileges instead of IS_SRVROLEMEMBER()
Stale caches are disabled when using single user mode, therefore logon triggers are required to enable their triggers
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