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Proper way to instantiate a class
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ASP.NET
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Conception classe
Divers
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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
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