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Re: SQL/SQL*Plus Question

From: bigrez <bigrez_at_mail.hughes.net>
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 15:34:21 -0800
Message-ID: <Ar9w6.1275$NAC.16121945@news.randori.com>

set name = 'Burt''s Taco Palace'

HTH, mike

Ryan Hare wrote in message <3AC11D6F.4A904199_at_fhcrc.org>...
>
>I know there should be a simple and obvious answer to this, but for the
>moment it's driving me a bit batty. I need to update an Oracle table
>with a field that contains an apostrophe, something like:
>
>update table.tmp_bad_restaurants
> set name = 'Burt's Taco Palace'
> where restid = 567;
>
>Of course SQl*Plus will choke on the apostrophe as I've written it. I
>know there must be comething that will force a literal string in Oracle,
>but I can't remember it and I'm not finding it in the documentation I
>have.
>
>Someone, please, nudge my memory.
>
>Ryan
Received on Tue Mar 27 2001 - 17:34:21 CST

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