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Update CHANGES and UPGRADE.txt for 16.25.2

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2022-04-14 15:51:49 -05:00
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--- Functionality changes from Asterisk 16.25.1 to Asterisk 16.25.2 ----------
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func_odbc
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* A SQL_ESC_BACKSLASHES dialplan function has been added which
escapes backslashes. Usage of this is dependent on whether the
database in use can use backslashes to escape ticks or not. If
it can, then usage of this prevents a broken SQL query depending
on how the SQL query is constructed.
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--- Functionality changes from Asterisk 16.24.0 to Asterisk 16.25.0 ---------- --- Functionality changes from Asterisk 16.24.0 to Asterisk 16.25.0 ----------
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Subject: func_odbc
A SQL_ESC_BACKSLASHES dialplan function has been added which
escapes backslashes. Usage of this is dependent on whether the
database in use can use backslashes to escape ticks or not. If
it can, then usage of this prevents a broken SQL query depending
on how the SQL query is constructed.