"… MariaDB Server Version for the Right Syntax…" Meaning!

In this mariadb server version for the right syntax video we’ll tell you what causes the “You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near …” mysql server error.

This MySQL server error means that the SQL query that was ran straight before this error had a faulty SQL syntax. This SQL error is mostly caused by an additional “‘” or ‘”‘ character in the SQL query.

This MySQL server error can also be caused by the usage of obsolete commands, SQL queries, or reserved SQL keywords.
This SQL error is also a frequent “starting point” for those searching for SQL injection vulnerabilities in MySQL server, MariaDB server, or other servers.
To get rid of this SQL syntax error, make sure your SQL syntax is correct, don’t pass unfiltered user input into SQL queries, use whitelist input validation, or parameterized SQL statements and SQL queries.

Follow best practices related to database security and web application security and you should be good to go!

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