Hi Henry.
Find "SELECT DB_NAME(i++)" mechanism implemented with the latest commit
(27fdccc) as a fallback in case that standard one fails.
Kind regards,
Miroslav Stampar
On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 2:01 AM, Henry Waves <microw...@gmx.us> wrote:
> I've met dozens of practical cases when --dbs switch becomes useless
> with --dbms=mssql (can't say precisely, but maybe <2008 versions). The
> only workaround proved itself useful is retrieval of db_name(i++) using
> --sql-shell while other standart techniques were totally useless.
> Another reason i decided to compose this miserable letter is that i
> would like to see debug information on how page is being parsed in order
> to determine exact string or regexp or whatever sqlmap uses to pick up
> context output or to determine the boolean value for positive logical
> answer. Uploading specific files for mssql would be great too, because
> currently i choose another commercial products which are ugly, heavy,
> gui and windows only in order to execute os commands (that thing
> appeared to be broken in almost every semi-complicated case while worked
> fine on some fucking retarded pangolin\webcruiser\e.t.c. tools) or
> upload something over designed and accessible routines of ms sql in
> certain cases. Maybe i'm missing some concepts , but the first thing
> i've mentioned above deserves your attention for sure. Thanks :*
>
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