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Proper way to instantiate a class
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ASP.NET
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Class design
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01079105
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>With SQL server (if that is the database in question) somone could inject extra SQL statements where you concatenate your SQL string...
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>SQL server can process multiple sql statements in a batch. For instance they could enter SELECT * from users or some other statement in the username property you are using and SQL will run another query.
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>Here's a more detailed article on SQL injection
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>http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/061902-1.shtml
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>You can also google "SQL injection" to find a number of articles on the subject.

Only within code this method can be accessed. So, we control that environment. Unless I am missing something here, I don't see any situation where someone could cause problem in here. Unless such environment would be in a place where one developper would have bad intentions. I have used this approach on numerous VFP projects as well. Only within code such methods can be accessed, thus within EXE or DLL.
Michel Fournier
Level Extreme Inc.
Designer, architect, owner of the Level Extreme Platform
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