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>Please don't take these suggestions as sarcasm. Relying on your tools to catch
>anything other than syntax errors is a bad idea. It builds in a false sense of
>security.
I couldn't possibly disagree that Q/A is a good idea, but so is
defense in depth. That's why we train drivers AND install
Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 4:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: fail-safe queries
I'm a little concerned by the possibilty of a malformed query
accidentally destroying a whole databse. For example, a badly
constructed boolean, intended to select exactly one row, but which
actually mo
Dave Dyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday 01 April 2003 23:24
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: fail-safe queries
I'm a little concerned by the possibilty of a malformed query
accidentally destroying a whole databse. For example, a badly
constructed boolean, intended to select exact
I'm a little concerned by the possibilty of a malformed query
accidentally destroying a whole databse. For example, a badly
constructed boolean, intended to select exactly one row, but which
actually modifies all rows.
update mytables set data='who' where row='1234';
(updates 1 row)
verses
