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how to delimit this string: It's a nice day "Peter"

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UPDATE `nemotherm`.`orderitems`
  SET `orderitems`.`message` = 'It's a nice day "Peter"

Posted 22-Dec-10 8:16am

Alfred Furer

Updated 22-Dec-10 8:19am

Henry Minute

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Henry Minute · Answer 1 · 2010-12-22T08:23:00

Solution 1

Take a look at this[^]. Pay particular attention to the table of Escape Character Sequences.

The backslash is a pretty standard escape character, used in many languages.

Posted 22-Dec-10 8:23am

Henry Minute

mbue · Answer 2 · 2010-12-28T11:55:00

Solution 2

use the

mysql_real_escape_string()

or

mysql_odbc_escape_string()

from MySQL API.

Posted 28-Dec-10 11:55am

mbue