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I think that is a strange use of the word "escape". You "escape" from something, in this context the query string. If parameters are not passed inside the query
by dagss 5y ago
I think that is a strange use of the word "escape". You "escape" from something, in this context the query string. If parameters are not passed inside the query string then how can you say they are escaped?
At least for the database I am familiar with (mssql), the query string is one parameter in the binary protocol, and then there are the other parameters that are not the query string which are used as arguments.
Your usage here is a bit like saying that a standalone PNG file is "escaped" from the HTML document it is referenced from...since it is marked as not being HTML...