In case you are with php:
Maybe you have magic quotes on, which puts slashes to critical
characters automatically. Check the manual and find out. You just
strip them off when retrieving the data. There is no fix, as this
is a feature. You'll have to care for slashes yourself otherwise.
There are pros and cons for both views, you just gotta know and
act accordingly.
Dupey, Michael (CICG, PME) schrieb am Donnerstag, 16. August 2001, 22:09:07:
>> Why does [EMAIL PROTECTED] get changed to fname\[EMAIL PROTECTED] when
>storing the data into a database column formated as a VARCHAR? I'm not sure why a
>back slash gets added to the data.
>> Also, how would I fix this issue?
>> Please send responses to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Thanks for your help,
>> Mike Dupey
>>
>> Michael Dupey
>> CICG / PME
>> (201) 671-1438
>>
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