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I don't know how much this would help, but you might be able to
use the CHR() function.
SQL> insert into t1 values ('A'||chr(39)||'MHOINE PSAMMITE');
1 row created.
SQL> select * from t1;
QUOTE_STRING
A'MHOINE PSAMMITE "Robson, Peter" wrote:
> Many of our data fields require use of a quote embedded
> within the text field, most particularly for proper names (eg
> 'A'MHOINE PSAMMITE', just to give you a taste of Scottish
> geological terminology!)This can prove troublesome where
> autogenerated update scripts are used, in which the value of
> the field is retrieved back into a quote-delimited string.Is
> anyone aware of a means of redefining the field delimiter from
> a quote to some other arbitrary character in
> SQL?thanks,peteredinburgh
>
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