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- To: "Kevin Yank" <kyank@ibm.net>, <instantdb@smartcard.co.uk>
- Subject: Re:
- From: "Peter Hearty" <peter.hearty@ceasar.demon.co.uk>
- Date: Mon, 1 Nov 1999 17:40:34 -0000
- Sender: owner-instantdb@smartcard.co.uk
Kevin Ah...sorry...I see what you mean. Bad news I'm afraid. I think you have to do this by hand - at least as far as InstantDB is concerned. I don't know if there's an accepted JDBC/ODBC standard way of doing this. Anyone out there know differently? If so, I'll be happy to build it into InstantDB. Regards Peter Hearty Instant Computer Solutions >Yes, I understand. However, if a string to be inserted in the database is >input by the user, then special characters (quotes, tabs, newlines, >backslashes) must be escaped with a backslash before the string can be used >in an SQL INSERT statement. Is there any existing method for >auto-backslashing a string, or is this something I'll have to handle >programmatically myself? > >-Kevin Yank. To unsubscribe from this list, please an send email to 'majordomo@smartcard.co.uk' with the text 'unsubscribe instantdb' in the message body. |
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