That's an improper use of the term, so I think the analogy falls apart. You don't "inject" queries, you submit queries as normal. You're "injecting" what you k

That's an improper use of the term, so I think the analogy falls apart. You don't "inject" queries, you submit queries as normal. You're "injecting" what you know to be code that will execute, where no code is even designed to execute.