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Originally Posted by Angel-Wings
Hmm - wouldn't a good way be to use stored procedures ?
Then this problem is solved on the DB level instead of trying to escape some input - which won't hurt too for sure.
And the DB user would just need the EXECUTE permission, no more "dangerous" things like CREATE TABLE, DROP etc.
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IIRC you'd need to create another connection to the DB and it's more complex. I could be wrong on the connection part, but either way it's far more complex.