• Hacking Websites with SQL Injection - Computerphile
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[img]http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/exploits_of_a_mom.png[/img] I think I had heard something along the lines of there being several attempted SQL injection attacks per hour against websites which get regular traffic. Preventing it is pretty much necessary.
I've always said the letters, never heard anyone try to make a word out of it
[QUOTE=AJisAwesome15;42500143]I've always said the letters, never heard anyone try to make a word out of it[/QUOTE] I used to be that way with Lua until I met another Lua programmer who gave me a horrified look when I said "ELL-YOU-AY" out loud. I still cringe and have nightmares.
When I was younger I maintained a SQL database for a privateserver. I pronounced it as My-SK-EEEEW-WWLLLL
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[QUOTE=Epiclulz762;42502160]Prepared statements make a whole lot more sense than raw-string'ed queries.[/QUOTE] Yeah they do. I was just making a site in php which use a lot of prepared statements for mysql. The only downside is you have a few more lines of code and sometimes have to bind.
[QUOTE=Ajhah;42502459]Yeah they do. I was just making a site in php which use a lot of prepared statements for mysql. The only downside is you have a few more lines of code and sometimes have to bind.[/QUOTE] Which isn't that hard because if you know what you're doing you'll abstract that all away. And yeah, I've always pronounced it as Sequel.
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[QUOTE=ItsMozy;42500727]When I was younger I maintained a SQL database for a privateserver. I pronounced it as My-SK-EEEEW-WWLLLL[/QUOTE] I used to (And sometimes still do) pronounce it: My Squeek Ell. Sometimes I just pronounce it My Essss Cue Ell
S - Q - L
Currently doing oracle at uni - the lecturer keeps pronouncing it sequel. ESS QUEUE ELL.
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