 </ATTRIBUTE>  <ATTRIBUTE> <NAME>program_name</NAME> <VALUE>mysqladmin</VALUE>  </ATTRIBUTE> </CONNECTION_ATTRIBUTES> 

If no connection attributes are present in the event, none are logged and no <CONNECTION_ATTRIBUTES>  element appears. This can occur if the connection attempt is unsucessful, the client passes no attributes, or the connection occurs internally such as during server startup or when initiated by a plugin. 

• <CONNECTION_ID> 

An unsigned integer representing the client connection identifier. This is the same as the value returned by the CONNECTION_ID()  function within the session. 

## Example: 

<CONNECTION_ID>127</CONNECTION_ID> 

• <CONNECTION_TYPE> 

The security state of the connection to the server. Permitted values are TCP/IP  (TCP/IP connection established without encryption), SSL/TLS  (TCP/IP connection established with encryption), Socket (Unix socket file connection), Named Pipe  (Windows named pipe connection), and Shared Memory (Windows shared memory connection). 

## Example: 

<CONNECTION_TYPE>SSL/TLS</CONNECTION_TYPE> 

• <DB> 

A string representing the default database name. 

## Example: 

<DB>test</DB> 

• <HOST> 

A string representing the client host name. 

## Example: 

<HOST>localhost</HOST> 

• <IP> 

A string representing the client IP address. 

## Example: 

<IP>127.0.0.1</IP> 

• <MYSQL_VERSION> 

A string representing the MySQL server version. This is the same as the value of the VERSION() function or version  system variable. 

