Hello
I've used oracle for 10years,but I've never seen such notations.
In fact the SQL retuns an error .
PostgreSQL
postgres=# select E'\\';
?column?
--
\
(1 row)
ORACLE(10.2.0)
SQL select E'\\' from dual;
select E'\\' from dual
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected
--Of cource,this SQL works.
SQL select '\\' from dual;
'\
--
\\
--or
SQL set escape on
SQL select '\\' from dual;
'
-
\
Sorry ,but I don't know SQLServer.
Hi!, maybe is a silly question but...
Exists some syntax standard to escape especial characters on querys???
i mean, the notation E'\\ to escape especial characters only works
in postgres (8.3.11) or this works on oracle, ms sql server too???
regards, eddie.
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