I'm working on a query editor in which user enters a SQL query and in code behind I pass this query to a SqlCommand
and execute it and display result to the user.
But there is one problem: how can I access all the databases in SQL Server which the user created? How can I set initial catalog=
to access all databases in SQL Server, so that user enters any query, then it will be execute against all those databases.
For example:
use db_compiler
select * from std
use student
select * from student
So I'm going to say this - what you are requesting to do is a fundamentally BAD idea. SQL Injection is a concern among many, many other things.
However, if you want a list of the databases to set initial catalog, check out the answer to this question: SQL Server query to find all current database names
you don't require to set initial catalog
in order to be able to access to other databases.
Ability to access other database is determine by the permission of the login. If the login is able has the permission to access to other database, you can you use the 3 part naming convention to access it.
Example, even if the initial catalgo is DB1, it will be to access the TABLE3 in DB2
SELECT *
FROM [DB2].[SCHEMA].[TABLE3]
For example instead of
use db_compiler
select * from std
you can
select *
from db_compiler.dbo.std
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