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All of the databases share the same comparison operators, basic '''SELECT''', '''WHERE''', '''GROUP''', and '''ORDER''' syntax. PostgreSQL and MySQL now also share the same '''LIMIT syntax'''}} | All of the databases share the same comparison operators, basic '''SELECT''', '''WHERE''', '''GROUP''', and '''ORDER''' syntax. PostgreSQL and MySQL now also share the same '''LIMIT syntax'''}} | ||
Latest revision as of 02:22, 19 July 2012
- SQL injection > Target Environments > Compatibility > Other
All of the databases share the same comparison operators, basic SELECT, WHERE, GROUP, and ORDER syntax. PostgreSQL and MySQL now also share the same LIMIT syntax}}
LIMIT [COUNT] offset [ROW TO START at] |
Microsoft SQL does not have a LIMIT clause. In stead, sub-queries with SELECT TOP and ORDER BY clauses are used as a workaround. This makes for a less readable query and a more frustrating attack.
SELECT top 1 $column FROM (SELECT top $OFFSET $column FROM $table [WHERE clause] [GROUP BY clause] ORDER BY $column DESC) sq [GROUP BY clause] ORDER BY $column ASC |
