How could you do this in MySQL?
Ok. I know this is a MySQL question. But many work on
ORACLE or MS-SQL should be able to answer this.
I have a table with a column used to store special information including special characters such as {} (Curly Brackets). When I try to create my table, I am getting an error at the point where the curly bracket starts. Actualy the problem is the curly bracket which is part of my data to be stored. I am sure there is a way of storing these kinds of characters in a DB table. How is it to be done?
Here is a typical line I am using...
INSERT INTO tablename (specialinfor) VALUES ("This is a string with curly brackets {something }.")
Anyone know how to tackle this?
ORACLE or MS-SQL should be able to answer this.
I have a table with a column used to store special information including special characters such as {} (Curly Brackets). When I try to create my table, I am getting an error at the point where the curly bracket starts. Actualy the problem is the curly bracket which is part of my data to be stored. I am sure there is a way of storing these kinds of characters in a DB table. How is it to be done?
Here is a typical line I am using...
INSERT INTO tablename (specialinfor) VALUES ("This is a string with curly brackets {something }.")
Anyone know how to tackle this?
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