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@ -1565,13 +1565,15 @@ If you want sqlmap to run as a batch tool, without any user's interaction when
Option: `--charset`
For proper decoding of character data sqlmap uses either web server provided information (e.g. HTTP header `Content-Type`) or a heuristic result coming from a 3rd party library [chardet](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/chardet). Nevertheless, there are cases when this value has to be overwritten, especially in cases of international non-ASCII letters (e.g. `--charset=GBK`). It has to be noted that there is a possibility that character information is going to be irreversibly lost due to implicit incompatibility between stored database content and used database connector at the target side.
For proper decoding of character data sqlmap uses either web server provided information (e.g. HTTP header `Content-Type`) or a heuristic result coming from a 3rd party library [chardet](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/chardet).
Nevertheless, there are cases when this value has to be overwritten, especially when retrieving data containing international non-ASCII letters (e.g. `--charset=GBK`). It has to be noted that there is a possibility that character information is going to be irreversibly lost due to implicit incompatibility between stored database content and used database connector at the target side.
### Crawl the website starting from the target URL
Option: `--crawl`
sqlmap can collect potentially vulnerable links by collecting them (crawling) from the target location. Using this option user can set a depth (distance from a starting location) below which sqlmap won't go in collecting phase, as the process is being done recursively as long as there are new links to be visited.
sqlmap can collect potentially vulnerable links by collecting them (crawling) starting from the target location. Using this option user can set a depth (distance from a starting location) below which sqlmap won't go in collecting phase, as the process is being done recursively as long as there are new links to be visited.
Example run against a MySQL target:
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[11:55:00] [INFO] 42/56 links visited (75%)
[...]
### Delimiting character used in CSV output
Option: `--csv-del`
When data being dumped is stored into the CSV format (`--dump-format=CSV`), entries have to be separated with a "separation value" (default is `,`). In case that user wants to override its default value he can use this option (e.g. `--csv-del=";"`).
### Format of dumped data
Option: `--dump-format`
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Option: `--output-dir`
sqlmap by default stores session and result files inside a subdirectory `output`. In case that user wants to use a different location for it he can use this option.
sqlmap by default stores session and result files inside a subdirectory `output`. In case that user wants to use a different location for it he can use this option (e.g. `--output-dir=/tmp`).
### Update sqlmap