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You realize of course that accepting SQL statements from the user is a bad
thing...given the suseptibility to SQL injection.

If you're subject to PCI requirements, such code will fail a PCI mandated
secure code review.

Charles


On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 4:07 AM, Nisha Ramesh <n4nisha@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a program which accepts the Sql statements user enters and these
statements are passed onto a sqlrpgle program which declare a scroll cursor
and prepares the sql from the string which holds input parameter. It then
issues a fetch first statement into a field which will hold the query
reasult. I am checking sql code to determine whether the entered query is
valid or not. I close the cursors after this. If first time i entered a
valid sql i get the result..for second time if some irrelevant data is
entered still the fetch statement returns previous sql's output and sqlcod
also is zero as if i entered correct sql. Pls help me to figure out the
problem here....
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