Dynamic SQL Is Not Inline SQL

Posted by: youve been HAACKED, on 02 Nov 2005 | View original

Perhaps there is a better term I could be using when I referred to dynamic SQL in my last post. To my defense, I did mention using Prepared Statements. The key point to keep in mind while reading the last post is that Dynamic SQL does not necessarily imply Inline SQL. By inline SQL, I mean concatenated sql statements flung all over the code like a first year classic ASP developer. Like any good security minded developer, I detest inline SQL (as I define it here). A much better and safer approach...

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