Hi,
you can use prepared statements or you can escape the characters by giving
something like \'.
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Vadlamannati
Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2001 4:50 AM
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Subject: Inserting special characters
Hi all
Can anybody suggest me how to insert into a text
column with text such as "abc's question", "he said "I
am not a culprit", it's your fault" etc.,
I'm using jdbc-odbc drivers for sql7.0. and HTML forms
with JSP to process backend.
As the string is with characters such as ", ', normal
insert statement fails
please suggest me a workaround to do the above
thanks in advance
Venkat
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