Carefully. :)
Try:
where_string := ''WHERE client_name ~* '''''' || s_client || '''''''';
(I think I got that right.) The way I do it is to write it first as if
I'm not inside a function and not double my single quotes. After I'm
done, go back and double all of them.. you're on you own if you need to
debug!
-Cedar
On Thu, 5 Apr 2001, Josh Berkus wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I'm writing some functions that make serious use of the EXECUTE
> functionality. However, I need to do some string comparisons inside the
> execute statements ... how do I double-nest the single quote marks?
>
> EXAMPLE:
> where_string := ''WHERE client_name ~* '''' || s_client || '''';
>
> -Josh Berkus
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