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How exactly should this be done? My app reads stuff off a form, and then directly inserts it. Where should the &lt;string&gt; tag be?<br />

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How exactly should this be done? My app reads stuff off a form, and then directly inserts it. Where should the <string> tag be?


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depends on how you construct the statement. Maybe email me some<br />
sample code and I can send you back a version that does is.<br />
My Email is us@datapec.datagroup.de<br />
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depends on how you construct the statement. Maybe email me some
sample code and I can send you back a version that does is.
My Email is us@datapec.datagroup.de



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using the Replace function replace the ' with 2x '<br />
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REPLACE(Request.Form(&quot;fiel<wbr />d_whatever<wbr />&quot;), &quot;'&quot;, &quot;''&quot;)<br />
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But you can also URLEncode the string and URLDecode it back when you get the data from the database.<br />
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using the Replace function replace the ' with 2x '

REPLACE(Request.Form("field_whatever"), "'", "''")

But you can also URLEncode the string and URLDecode it back when you get the data from the database.



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In a web application (uses ASP), users are asked to answer a question through a multiple-line input box. When using the ' char, as in &quot;I'm&quot;, the input following to that gets ignored when storing the data in the database. I know the cause - but how can I prevent it from occuring?
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In a web application (uses ASP), users are asked to answer a question through a multiple-line input box. When using the ' char, as in "I'm", the input following to that gets ignored when storing the data in the database. I know the cause - but how can I prevent it from occuring?

' interrupts string input

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