Comments on: Info http://blog.rollback.hu SQL, üzemeltetés kicsiknek és nagyoknak. Sat, 19 Nov 2011 05:43:29 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Adam Botbyl http://blog.rollback.hu/about/comment-page-1/#comment-667 Adam Botbyl Thu, 21 Oct 2010 08:06:14 +0000 http://blog.rollback.hu/?page_id=2#comment-667 Checked out your GetMSSQLDump; Although it was close to what I needed, the PS aspect killed it because of signing requirement policies in place. One thing I did notice is that you escape quotes (i.e. ' in the db turns to ''), but you don't quote the column. This is a fatal flaw, because if a column contains a comma, one column becomes two. For instance INSERT INTO people(name,website) VALUES(Botbyl, Adam, adambotbyl.com) becomes 3 columns. Where as INSERT INTO people(name,website) VALUES('Botbyl, Adam', 'adambotbyl.com') is obviously two distinct columns. Another thing you might want to consider is dumping the table structure as well, as to a true mysqldump replacement. Checked out your GetMSSQLDump; Although it was close to what I needed, the PS aspect killed it because of signing requirement policies in place.
One thing I did notice is that you escape quotes (i.e. ‘ in the db turns to ”), but you don’t quote the column.
This is a fatal flaw, because if a column contains a comma, one column becomes two.

For instance INSERT INTO people(name,website) VALUES(Botbyl, Adam, adambotbyl.com) becomes 3 columns.
Where as
INSERT INTO people(name,website) VALUES(’Botbyl, Adam’, ‘adambotbyl.com’) is obviously two distinct columns.

Another thing you might want to consider is dumping the table structure as well, as to a true mysqldump replacement.

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