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Dan wrote:
> I've searched the documentation and Google but can't find the answer.
>
> How do I disable the multiple statements processing in v4.1.x?
>
> I don't want the user to be able to send more than one statement (like it
> was in 4.0.x).
>
> ie: SELECT * FROM table; DROP TABLE table;
>
> would generate a SQL error.
>
> I would imagine there's a server-wide variable that would disable this, as
> well as possibly a per-connection variable of some sort. MySQL is running
> under Win2K and clients connect via the JDBC driver.
>
>
Dan,
JDBC doesn't enable multi-statements by default, you have to pass it as
a configuration parameter.
-Mark
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