On 6/11/07, Dave Watts wrote:
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> Joel's article covers a lot of ground - the evolution and misappropriation

I read that article every time I chance upon it, and enjoy.  Just a great
writing style, ta boot.

> And, if you use CFQUERYPARAM or CFPROCPARAM or any other mechanism that lets
> you build prepared statements or their analogues, no SQL injecting will
> happen - the specific purpose of a prepared statement is to separate

While I don't know enough to know, I've seen some oracle stored procs
that pass an entire SQL query as a param... always kind of assumed
that was NOT being safe... I'll keep thinking that, even if it's wrong, just
cuz it bothers me, in general.  =]

Thanks for putting that article out there again, D-man, it is Good Stuff.

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