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Re-reading this, I'm not so sure if system context information should be reported, maybe with the exception of - by default, if not explicitly set - mapping ApplicationName to (SYSTEM, CLIENT_PROCESS). The ClientUser and ClientHostname properties seem to be intended for the application itself to map its users (e.g. users of a Web API) and their location to a database, not the (effective) database user and host.
On the other hand, allowing retrieval (and mapping them for example to <property-name>@SYSTEM) would be a simple measure to give access to this information. Similarly, reporting USER_TRANSACTION info as <property-name>@USER_TRANSACTION, and allowing set that way (and mapping sets with <property-name>@USER_SESSION the same as sets with <property-name>)
Submitted by: @mrotteveel
getClientInfo doesn't return system context information, however the apidoc suggests it should also report connection and system level information
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