Hi Alexandre,
Have you looked at 'completing the syntax' of the SQL query itself
after injection? For e.g A sample query could eventually look like -
"select * from table1 m JOIN table2 t UNION SELECT 1,2,3 from
dual"--ORDER BY m.field1, t.field2";

Note the extra " after dual? I'm just saying - whatever your syntax is
- try and complete that AFTER you're done injecting.

Another thing that has often worked for me is validating my syntax at
a MySQL prompt itself. This helps me know that my SQL syntax itself
isn't wrong.

All the best!

Arvind

On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 1:21 PM, Alexandre De Dommelin
<adedommelin (at) tuxz (dot) net [email concealed]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm evaluating PHP/Mysql code and I found a problem, in the following code :
> <?php
> $query="
> SELECT *
> FROM table1 m JOIN table2 t
> $condition
> ORDER BY m.field1, t.field2
> ";
> $db->query($query);
> ?>
>
> I'm able to inject everything I want into $condition, but I can't manage to
> make the ORDER clause to be ignored (using -- /* ...), which leads to an sql
> error.
> I'm sure it's quite stupid but I have to admit that i'm stucked ...
>
> Do you have an idea ?
>
> Bests,
>
> Alex
>
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