Re: XML escaping problem (>= doesn't become >=)
Dean Ellis <[email protected]>
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On 09:57 Tue 06 Jan , Thiago Conde Figueir? wrote: > I found a little glitch on mysql's XML output. It turns out > that the exit is not properly escaped for some ">=" clauses. Here > is an example: > MID(E.userCellphone, 3, 2) <= CAC.endNumber and > MID(E.userCellphone, 3, 2) >= CAC.startNumber > > MID(E.userCellphone, 3, 2) <= CAC.endNumber and > MID(E.userCellphone, 3, 2) >= CAC.startNumber As I read the XML specification, only "<" must be escaped within attribute values. Also, I have parsed our XML output with several validators and it only identifies a literal, unescaped "<" as an error. It handles a literal, unescaped ">" without issue. If you like, we can handle this as a feature request, but at least so far as my reading of the specification and my XML processors are concerned, it does not seem to be a bug. Best regards, -- Dean Ellis, Support Engineer & Software Developer MySQL AB, www.mysql.com Are you MySQL certified? www.mysql.com/certification -- MySQL Bugs Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/bugs To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[email protected]