Bad Query Runs With No Error!
there must be some weird setting on the mysql database i am using for this latest project. the following query runs without throwing an error:
SELECT start_time, last_access_time, user_ip session_data FROM demo_sessions WHERE id='b31fd40c7e9135f2b52e4f17c23fc3c54da137b8'
notice there is no comma between user_ip and session_data
what's the story here? seems like a real security risk to me because my server won't log bad requests.
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