mysql parameterised query

[B.r.K.o.N.j.A]

I'm using mysql 4.1 and php5.0.4. Since (AFAIK) this version of mysql
supports parameterised queries, is there a way to accomplish that using
mysql_... functions (looks like mysql client library is unaware of this
feature), I need it to avoid sql injection in a "right" way... :))

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[Kim André Akerø]

B.r.K.o.N.j.A wrote:

I'm using mysql 4.1 and php5.0.4. Since (AFAIK) this version of mysql
supports parameterised queries, is there a way to accomplish that
using mysql_... functions (looks like mysql client library is unaware
of this feature), I need it to avoid sql injection in a "right"
way... :))

This might be what you're looking for:
http://php.net/mysql-query#69365

(see the user comment from "cc+php at c2se dot com" on that page)

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[B.r.K.o.N.j.A]

Kim André Akerø wrote:

B.r.K.o.N.j.A wrote:

>I'm using mysql 4.1 and php5.0.4. Since (AFAIK) this version of mysql
supports parameterised queries, is there a way to accomplish that
using mysql_... functions (looks like mysql client library is unaware
of this feature), I need it to avoid sql injection in a "right"
way... :))

This might be what you're looking for:
http://php.net/mysql-query#69365

(see the user comment from "cc+php at c2se dot com" on that page)

Thanks, I've seen this one before, and that is my backup solution, but
I've been looking for something "native" :)

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