I am creating a very simple user control to enable me to add new sections without faffing with the database directly; it's all working fine, but one question:
I am using this SQL:
insert into umbracoUser2App ([user], app) values (@user, @app)
...with the ISqlHelper to create the entry in the user table; I need the square brackets or the server complains as "user" is a reserved word.
Now, I'm a SQL Server man so don't really know MySql in depth and don't have a handy install to test, but will this work in MySql? Will the helper take care of the brackets? Or should I be doing something else?
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I am creating a very simple user control to enable me to add new sections without faffing with the database directly; it's all working fine, but one question:
I am using this SQL:
...with the ISqlHelper to create the entry in the user table; I need the square brackets or the server complains as "user" is a reserved word.
Now, I'm a SQL Server man so don't really know MySql in depth and don't have a handy install to test, but will this work in MySql? Will the helper take care of the brackets? Or should I be doing something else?
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