Important! Remember that the only way you should ever include data entered online by a user in a SQL statement is to use placeholders, as you see here (VALUES(@0, @1, @2)). If you concatenate user input into a SQL statement, you open yourself to a SQL injection attack, as explained in Form Basics in ASP.NET Web Pages (the previous tutorial).
Still inside the if block, add the following line after the db.Execute line:
Important! Remember that the only way you should ever include data entered online by a user in a SQL statement is to use placeholders, as you see here (VALUES(@0, @1, @2)). If you concatenate user input into a SQL statement, you open yourself to a SQL injection attack, as explained in Form Basics in ASP.NET Web Pages (the previous tutorial).Still inside the if block, add the following line after the db.Execute line:
การแปล กรุณารอสักครู่..
