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  • RE: Updated SQL Injection

    AIM48 (3/24/2008)


    Why not add a option to sql server to disallow multiple sql statements in one execution. (basically get rid of the ; in ad hoc queries). that would halt...

  • RE: Working With SqlParameter in .NET

    It should be noted that the “@” symbol is a syntax flag for parameters in the SQL CommandString, and is not part of the actual Parameter Name. The .Add methods...

  • RE: Working With SqlParameter in .NET

    Anna (11/9/2007)


    One other thing to note, Parameters.Add() has been deprecated in 2.0 and replaced with Parameters.AddWithValue();

    http://weblogs.asp.net/JackieG/archive/2005/03/22/395517.aspx

    Not quite true. The specific overload of Parameters.Add(paramName As String, value As Object)...

  • RE: Updated SQL Injection

       Even with parameterized queries, new SQL Injection techniques can still work. My point, however, was that in general one should never rely on client-side validation alone. This includes even...

  • RE: Updated SQL Injection

       Oooooo-kaaay! I had just written up a long reply here with lots of important information, and went to HTML view to edit some of the generated code (did you...

  • RE: Management Studio with SQL Server 2000

    I think you can still use isql or osql for quick queries. If you have Office Pro or Developer, you can use Access (preferrably 2003) Projects (.adp files, not .mdb)...

  • RE: Management Studio with SQL Server 2000

    How does one manipulate user permissions for SQL2000 in SSMS? In EM, I could right-click on an object and edit what the groups could do, or right-click on a group...

  • RE: Who Has The Monitor?

    Read it again: I didn’t ask you to guess the sequence (which is easy enough). I asked you to use SQL to come up with a solution to it —...

  • RE: Who Has The Monitor?

    “indigenous&rdquo?

    You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

    Okay, let’s see you SQL gurus use...

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