I\'m using a Java wrapper for accessing Sqlite but I assume this is a general Sqlite question. String stmt = \"SELECT foo FROM bah WHERE foo=\'%/?/%\';
I have a database running on an MS SQL Server. My application communicates via JDBC and ODBC with it. Now I try to use prepared statements.
Ok, I don\'t use 开发者_运维百科php often enough to remember it when I wander back into it.I\'m going a bit crazy with this one.I\'ll post the code below but a few quick explanations.con.php is a php
Have no idea whats going wrong here. Keeps throwing... Fatal error: Call to a member function prepare() on a non-object
I understand the security benefits of prepared statements in MySQL. No need to cover that topic here. I\'m wondering about the performance aspect of them.
It\'s from the comment under this answer,but I re开发者_如何学Cally don\'t figure out what he means:
I\'m trying to write a function that is versatile in the queries it is allowed to make, but also safe from injection. The code below throws an error as is, but if I run it with \'name\' instead of \':
I\'ve got a chunk of code that validates a user\'s username and password, which goes something like this:
I am building a web a开发者_Python百科pp that imports data from data feeds in php/mysql. I import the data into a buffer/temp holding table. As each data format is different I choose the column to sel
I\'m writing a semi-simple database wrapper class and want to have a fetching method which would operate automagically: it should prepare each different statement only the first time around and just b
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