Hi,
I have loads of # characters in my database and now I need to make a
duplicate of it (so assumably will have to escape the needed chracters
manually), but how could I escape #? Generally speaking it should be \#,
right? But if do two INSERTs in a row for example:
INSERT INTO table (one) VALUES ('\#something');
INSERT INTO table (one) VALUES ('\#somethingelse');
It gives an error, it still thinks # is ment as a comment. What would be
the solution?
Thanks
Siim EInfeldt
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