If you use a PreparedStatement the perl type quoting happens automatically
when you set the attribute you're trying to insert.
Clayton
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Subject: Writing quotes to a DB
Hi
I have form based application that uses JSP, and a MySQL DB. My problem is
that when i enter a quote in one of the form fields the SQL insert query
will fail.
eg inserting the Damien O' Dowd will fall over because of the single quote
after the O. I know this can eaisly be sorted in Perl using the DBI quote
function, is there any such method in Java ???
Thanks Damien
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