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  | | | Subject: JSP handling of single quote | Subject: JSP handling of single quote 2004-12-03 - By Ian Vellosa
Back I'm guessing you are having problems with your JDBC statement that you are concatenating. Try searching Google for some key words, 'jdbc' and 'single quote' are good ones:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=jdbc+%22single+quote%22
There you can read up on the PreparedStatement, which should solve your problems
Cheers IV
--- Kokkilah Suntharraju <manhan@(protected)> wrote: > Wld like advise here if possible. I'm involved in a jsp > project currently using sqlserver. Hv encountered > difficulties inserting string values with single quotes > into sqlserver. > > Example > O'Brien wld only be inserted if it is entered as O''Brien > with two single quotes. > > Practically this requires parsing of the string variable > example strName that captures O'Brien to add additional > single quote. > > Wld you know any good jsp solution to this do, appreciate > your advise and help > > Thanks >
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