What are the "dangerous" characters -if any- for SAPDB 7.4 and MAXDB 7.5?
It is really better to use prepared statements.
i agree. even if the prepared statements are managed by the client-api itself (which is the case for normal mySQL as far as i know, MaxDB supports server-side prepared statements) this is much safer than doing everything by hand.
which language/API are you going to use?
- no special handling of quotes - allows to insert newlines etc. into CHAR columns
well, some DBMS have simple work-arounds like \x0A
- no restrictions when using Blobs/LONGs - much better performance if the same statement can be used several times - better performance with shared SQL (7.5)
what is "shared SQL"?
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