How is the @Me TFS request variable called?

Does anyone know exactly how this value is obtained?

For half of our team, this is like "FistName.LastName". For the other half, this is "FirstName LastName" ...

I thought I could find this after five seconds of searching on Google, but all I can find are vague statements that say "current user" or "current user alias."

An MSDN article about query variables here describes it as the current alias of users, but I have no idea what that means ....

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When executing a query in Visual Studio, TFS creates an SQL query for it. If you run SQL Server Profiler in the Tfs_DefaultCollection database, you should notice a similar query:

 exec sp_executesql N'set nocount on declare @PersonId as int declare @rebuildOK as int declare @PersonName as nvarchar(255)declare @userSid as nvarchar(256) set @ userSid=@P1 exec @rebuildOK=dbo.RebuildCallersViews @PersonId output,@P1 if @rebuildOK<>0 return DECLARE @AsOfUtc DATETIME; SET @ AsOfUtc=@P2 DECLARE @Ids TABLE (Id INT NOT NULL) INSERT INTO @Ids SELECT X.ID FROM ( SELECT @P3 AS ID UNION ALL SELECT @P4 AS ID ) as X join dbo.[WorkItemsLatestUsed] RL on X.ID = RL.[System.Id] where RL.[System.AreaID] not in ( select V.BelowID from dbo.[GetInverseUserPermissions](@userSid,1) V ) option (loop join) SELECT I.[System.Id],I.[System.Rev],I.[System.AreaId],I.[System.IterationId],I.[System.WorkItemType],I.[System.AssignedTo] FROM @Ids Ids JOIN [dbo].[WorkItemsAsOf] I with (nolock) ON I.[System.Id] = Ids.[Id] AND I.[System.ChangedDate] <= @AsOfUtc AND @AsOfUtc < I.[System.RevisedDate] OPTION (LOOP JOIN) set nocount off ',N'@P1 nvarchar(4000),@P2 datetime,@P3 int,@P4 int',@P1=N'S-1-5-21-3698201826-3150490006-716737659-1107',@P2='2012-03-24 19:48:09.707',@P3=1266,@P4=1587 

Note the use of the dbo.RebuildCallersViews stored procedure, which in turn serves as the @userSid variable and, ultimately, the temporary column I.[System.AssignedTo] . The stored procedures in the TFS database are protected, so I cannot decrypt something that goes beyond that.

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