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I wrote this mod because I just cannot remember all 2500+ restricted keywords in 14 different versions of Sql database languages. This one is almost ridiculously easy to install/use.
Make a one line change to admin_home.asp. Click the entry. Type in a word, submit. Done.
The dbs file is appx 2700 lines long. Get your copy at SnitzBitz.<
Make a one line change to admin_home.asp. Click the entry. Type in a word, submit. Done.
The dbs file is appx 2700 lines long. Get your copy at SnitzBitz.<
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Craig, I'm trying to understand what this mod is for, but I have absolutely no idea. 
What does it do? Does it restrict people from using restricted words in topics?<
What does it do? Does it restrict people from using restricted words in topics?<
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it just gives you a list of restricted keywords in various flavours of SQL, not sure why.
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Probably for reference when developing MODs. I distinctly remember spending an ungodly amount of time trying to help someone with an issue related to installing a MOD only to find the MOD was trying to use a MySQL keyword for a column name.<
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Ah, so just a reference page. That makes indeed sense. Thanks.<
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I made an updated version using a smaller table design of this since my issue doing exactly the same thing (beating my head against the wall about a non-listed restricted keyword). I added Jet (where the keyword "password" is restricted), OLAP, Sybase, & some restricted just for Access.
Unfortunately, the dbs file reports errors in the insert functions. Adding this manually takes a LONG time (18 fields and over 800 words), so I recommend against it. If someone wants to take a look at the dbs file, it's in this zip package. I don't want to put it on SBitz until I get this resolved.
Unfortunately, the dbs file reports errors in the insert functions. Adding this manually takes a LONG time (18 fields and over 800 words), so I recommend against it. If someone wants to take a look at the dbs file, it's in this zip package. I don't want to put it on SBitz until I get this resolved.