how to insert data in database with apostrophy sign in vb.net

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can someone tell that how to insert text with apostrophy sign in database in vb.net

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Posted 19-Apr-11 2:44am

chander_rani

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Solution 3

You have to escape the character. Google is your friend:

"t-sql escape single-quote character" returned 37,200 results[^]

Posted 19-Apr-11 2:53am

#realJSOP

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Solution 1

You've to trim those specific values!

str="some sample image's to upload"
str = str.replaceof(" ' "," '' ")

Posted 19-Apr-11 2:48am

Jeffrey Enzo

Solution 2

You can insert by using .Replace("'","''");

eg:

SQL

"UPDATE [dbo].[Medium]
                                          SET [MediumName] = '{0}'
                                          WHERE MediumId= {1}", strMediumName.Replace("'", "''"), objMediumId

Try this

Posted 19-Apr-11 2:52am

sravanirn

Updated 19-Apr-11 2:55am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-19T03:31:00

Solution 4

Parameterize Queries! Google for it! Use the SqlParameter, OleDbParameter, or OdbcParameter classes, depending on your database. That's what they're there for.

Then you don't have to worry about escaping these things!

Posted 19-Apr-11 3:31am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Gregory Gadow 19-Apr-11 9:36am

Yup, this is my preferred solution. I believe it has the added advantage of protecting against injection attacks.