I think I have known this, but my brain is refusing to divulge the details.

I have strings from a form that will be complete prose sentences and
paragraphs that need to be inserted into SQL 2000 char and varchar fields
with all their possible punctuation.  What I can't remember is the best way
to handle the string so that the punctuation won't cause error's in the SQL
statement.

For Example, I would be inserting text such as this:

As I'm sure you know, all this punctuation would probably "cause" problems
when inserted.  Don't you all think so?

What is the easiest way to correctly insert strings such is this?




On a related side problem.  Anybody know any elegant work around that allow
the values from a set of related Form controls returned as a list to contain
commas (,)?

For Example:

<input type="text" name="TextField" value="Testing, one two three.">
<input type="text" name="TextField" value="You see, there are commas here.
And, multiple sentences.">
<input type="text" name="TextField" value="Comma, Comma, Comma">

Of course this then returns a Form.Field element with the following value.

Form.TextField = Testing, one two three.,You see, there are commas here.
And, multiple sentances.,Comma, Comma, Comma

As you can see, parsing this as a list with a default comma delimiters is
going to return 8 items instead of the correct 3.  Is there an easy way to
incorporated a text qualifier and/or alternate list delimiters into the
values returned by a Form list?

A compounding issue, is that I don't know how many "TextField" fields that
will be returned, the user can dynamically create as many has he needs.

Thanks for you help.

Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
Sacramento, CA
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