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MySQL docs shouldn’t worry about injection.
by iamgopal 5y ago
MySQL docs shouldn’t worry about injection.
- mike_d 5y agoSo why should Perl, Go, PHP, or Rust?
- cerved 5y agobecause it's serious if it's a web server?
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- thallium205 5y agoBecause not everything that uses MySQL is a web server?
- iamgopal 5y agoBecause those language are usually used at application level, and application does need to worry about wrong input. Databases doesn’t need to worry about if some correct security level input ask to delete the database , it should delete it, not to question the input , but at application level , that is not acceptable. How much simpler can this get ?
- iamgopal 5y agoWhy downvote ? Why database needs to worry about executable wrong input ? That’s input ( App ) level problem. Database will do what it is asked to do.
- anakaine 5y agoBecause people learn from and refer to the documentation. Examples therein should be presented in a manner that demonstrates safe execution.