The standard solution is to use binding.
JDBC and Perl DBI both support it, and I imagine most other environments
do as well.
In such case, your query will turn from:
"INSERT INTO someTable values ('foo\'')"
Into:
"INSERT INTO someTable values (?)"
You're use a prepared statement, and before executing it, you'll set the
value of your variable.
Read the mysql manuals for whatever language's interface you're using.
Kevin
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> i don't believe there is another solution,
> but anyway, how many characters per second can your users
> type that this string replacement could be a measurable
> slowdown of the process?
>
> -yves
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> Gesendet: Montag, 30. Juni 2003 21:09
> Betreff: The quote ' problem...
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> >
> > I have to take a text input from users and store
> > it in table,to avoid ' error i can replace ' with \',
> >
> > is there any other solution as that might slow down the process ?
> >
> > harsh
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