Sngle Quotes in SQL statements

[Tony Van]

There was an issue in VB6 with single quotes causing
problems. I remember
having to write a function to replace the single quote with
double quotes
when dealing with name likes O'Bannon in SQL statements.

Does this issue still exist in VB.NET SQL?

I'm using an ACCESS database and OleDb.

Thanks.....

 

[William \(Bill\) Vaughn]

I refer to this as the "O'Malley Issue". Yes, it's still an issue and will
be in the foreseeable future. The solution is to use Command objects and
parameters instead of ad hoc queries.

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[Guest]

In C#, a single quote is not considered a special character. I don't know if
it's the same in VB. Any special characters can be ignored using the
backslash (\) escape sequence. string op = "This \" quotation mark is ignored"

Try that.
Hope that helps

 

[William \(Bill\) Vaughn]

This is NOT a VB, VB.NET or C# issue. It's a SQL issue.

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