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From: Margaret Fisk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 3:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Basic Java question about Quotation Marks
Hi everyone,
I've got a basic question about quotation marks that I can't figure out.
I'm trying to pass an array as a string argument to an SQL query.
I have an array that identifies a user and their associated area, both by
Strings as the identifier.
I need to end up with a String that contains all the associated areas in
double quotes, separated by commas.
i.e.
Array
0 1
User1 homework
User2 Gym
User3 Math
User1 Science
User2 English
User1 Chess Club
Using a for loop, I collect all the array[1] values associated with User1
and put them into a string
areas=areas+',"'array[i][1];
What I need is "homework","Science","Chess Club" to be used in an in
statement for the sql query.
I tried to use single quotes to prompt Java to ignore the double quote
character (it works in Perl) but it still gives me compilation errors.
Does someone have an approach that works?
Thanks,
Margaret
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