I finally discovery why the program wasn't working. I was trying to use in
a table and it use the default:
where column_name > (char string)
So the program get the next element testing if it is bigger than previous.
So it get the name:
JOAO
To get the next, the sqlmap create:
WHERE
CONVERT(NV
This has been replied earlier. That "bug" was "neutralized".
Kind regards
On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 10:23 AM, sad fastfood wrote:
> Hi!
> Thanks for the greatest tool!
> I've found some problem in latest revision of sqlmap.
> If you will run something like:
> *sqlmap.py -u "http://www.google.com/
Hi!
Thanks for the greatest tool!
I've found some problem in latest revision of sqlmap.
If you will run something like:
sqlmap.py -u "http://www.google.com/news.php?id=5+OR+(4=4)" --skip-urlencode --random-agent --tamper=space2plus --technique=BSU -v 3 --dbms=mssql
And answer 'y' here:
[09:1
Thanks for your reply ... Test started --
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Hi.
I've made couple of changes this moment. Can you please retry it now?
Also, in case that it fails again I would need more information about the
data itself. Thing is that we are already prepared for large table dumps
but your case is kind of specific. How many columns are there in that
table?
Dears,
Fyi, I got the below error after executing the query on "big" table of
users in my test lab.
btw, it's on the latest version
[16:07:17] [ERROR] thread 2:
