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From: Robin Wood (dninja
gmail.com)
Date: Mon Jun 15 2009 - 09:08:41 CDT
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2009/6/11 <lister
lihim.org>:
> Requesting assistance.
>
> An application uses GET and one of the parameters translates to an ORDER BY
> in an Oracle SQL query.
>
> I can put in 1 through X where X is a column number to order the output up to X columns.
>
> I can also get ORA errors, so I know I have direct access to the SQL query.
>
> I'm looking for references on possible queries for a query with an injectable
> ORDER BY clause. I'm not sure if it is possible to break out of the ORDER BY
> to query other data.
>
Is Oracle like MS SQL where you can add a ; then a second statement?
The second can then be anything you want.
Robin
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