SQL Injection attack prevention: where do I start

Using SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2005 and date time

A quick google points me to what looks like the ...solution.......Open your EDMX in a file editor (or “open with…” in Visual Studio and select XML Editor). At the top you will find the storage model and it has an attribute ProviderManifestToken. This has should have the value 2008. Change that to 2005, recompile and everything works....NOTE: ...

SQL LocalDB vs SQL Server CE

See the ...Introducing SQL Server Express Local DB Runtime... presentation - gives a great overview....The huge benefit of LocalDB is that it's real SQL Server - it's a special version of SQL Server Express, but it basically supports everything that "real" SQL Server has - spatial data types, stored procedures - you name it....SQL Server Compact Ed...

Running SQL Server CE 4 Queries with Visual Studio 2012 and SQL Server Management Studio 2012

Try using the SQL Server Object Explorer instead of the Server Explorer. That should allow you to do what you wish.

Connection closed when doing Transaction rollback on Mysql with Entity Framework 6 and Devart provider

The bug, related to the "Connection must be opened" error when rolling back a transaction if a connection has been already closed, is fixed....New version of dotConnect for MySQL 8.1 is released. It can be downloaded from ...here... (trial version) or from Registered Users' Area (for users with active subscription only). For more information, pleas...

Entity Framework Code First - SQL Injection prevention

I'm using EF's Code First approach with MySQL....I'm wondering if EF in that approach has built in protection against the SQL Injection, or do I have to create SQL string query in the MySqlCommand and add some parameters to be safe from that attacks ?...I think I don't have to but I'd like to be sure about that....Edit (code snippets example):...My...

EF6 and multiple configurations (SQL Server and SQL Server Compact)

EDIT: based On Error details: Did you already try tell EF where the config class is found?...[DbConfigurationType("MyNamespace.MyDbConfiguration, MyAssemblyFullyQualifiedName")] public class MyContextContext : DbContext { } ...If that cant be made work, then see alternative...Use the Context with constructor DbConnection ...public class MYDbContext...

Logging the SQL generated by LINQ to SQL in Entity Framework in .net

I am designing a testing framework that makes extensive use of SQL Sever Database. ...I am using Entity Framework 6... of .NET to felicitate it. I want to log the Underlying SQL query each time when I run a test case. I am using LINQ to SQL for querying Database....I am having a hard time logging the SQL. LINQ to SQL generates some uncooked SQL whi...

Entity Framework + sql injection

I'm building up an ...IQueryable... where I am applying relevant filters, and I come across this line of code here....items = items.OrderBy(string.Format("{0} {1}", sortBy, sortDirection)); ...Is this snippet vulnerable to SQL injection? Or are these (string) parameters parameterized behind the scenes? I assumed that all Linq queries were escaped a...

Is it possible to perform a SQL Injection on a application that uses Entity Framework?

Depends on of the use of it. If you use LINQ yes, it´s safe against SQL INJECTION because it passes all data to the database via SQL parameters. LINQ queries are not composed by using string manipulation or concatenation, that's why they are not susceptible to traditional SQL injection attacks.

EF6 generated SQL is not valid SQL server side

This one sounds crazy - but fact is following is what I observe: I have a apsx mvc application connected to a SQL server using EF6. From time to time I I get exception on the underlaying generated SQL. Like:...Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'AS'" and "Incorrect syntax near '[Extend1]'...(And variations of this)...In my best opinion that should...