• This PHP code generates an incorrect SQL statement:

    //Find unused urls
    $query = "select id from " . $wpdb->prefix . "wbz404_redirects where status = " . $wpdb->escape(WBZ404_AUTO) . " status ";
    $query .= "timestamp <= " . $wpdb->escape($then) . " and id not in (";

    ie: it generates ... where status = 2 status timestamp <= ... (the extra status key in there)

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  • We just happened across this as well. It looks as if the second “status” key should be an “AND” instead? So it should read:

    //Find unused urls
    $query = "select id from " . $wpdb->prefix . "wbz404_redirects where status = " . $wpdb->escape(WBZ404_AUTO) . " and ";
    $query .= "timestamp <= " . $wpdb->escape($then) . " and id not in (";
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