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Escaping special chars in PL/SQL Postgres

Asked by tlchu in PostgreSQL Database

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How do I escape special chars in PL/SQL in postgres.  I tried to escape the apostrophe into XML escape sequence.  I did something like this and got an error:

vAlias := replace(alias, '''', ''');

The error I got:  ERROR: syntax error at or near "&"



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