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Every time I get involved in a new project that I happen to inherit, I always come across SQL code in web pages and input that is not trapped. Well, some of these applications are used internally and some go to clients externally. A programmer argued about how dangerous it is to write your SQL statement in web pages. In this short article, I am going explain the reasons why it is not a good programming practice or dangerous to your users if you don’t trap the input or if you write your SQL on your web pages. It is because it leads to SQL injection attacks. What is SQl Injection?


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