Hello all,
I do not know enough about SQL to solve this on my own and Google was unexpectedly not helpful.
I have to do a search on a captured field that contains a ' (Tick-mark).
Example...
Dim Company_Code As String.
I Read the File.....
Then Load the values...
Eventually the field Company_Code has a value of "Moody's"
The formatted SQL Statement looks like this...
'SELECT Client_Number from clients where client_name=Moody's'
Then <Error>
The extra Tick-Mark trips up the statement
When I format my SQL Statement I error out because of the Tickmark. I can not figure a way to format it so SQL will accept it.
When I test all my SQL Statements in SQL Server Studio Manager 2012 I can not format the statement with double quotes.
SELECT Client_Number from clients where client_name="Moody's" <== SQL does not like this
SELECT Client_Number from clients where client_name='Some other company name' <== SQL likes this
Does anyone know of a way to fix my formatting issue?
Thanks,
-NJ
I do not know enough about SQL to solve this on my own and Google was unexpectedly not helpful.
I have to do a search on a captured field that contains a ' (Tick-mark).
Example...
Dim Company_Code As String.
I Read the File.....
Then Load the values...
Eventually the field Company_Code has a value of "Moody's"
The formatted SQL Statement looks like this...
'SELECT Client_Number from clients where client_name=Moody's'
Then <Error>
The extra Tick-Mark trips up the statement
When I format my SQL Statement I error out because of the Tickmark. I can not figure a way to format it so SQL will accept it.
When I test all my SQL Statements in SQL Server Studio Manager 2012 I can not format the statement with double quotes.
SELECT Client_Number from clients where client_name="Moody's" <== SQL does not like this
SELECT Client_Number from clients where client_name='Some other company name' <== SQL likes this
Does anyone know of a way to fix my formatting issue?
Thanks,
-NJ