Hi Mike,
had the same problem switching from msql to sqlite a few days ago.
You have to use two single quoting characters '' (C style) instead of \'
and it'll work.
Stefan
Michael MacFadden schrieb:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to insert some text into a table, but the text has some
> quote characters in it. For example, lets say I have the following table.
>
> CREATE TABLE test ( col1 INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL, col2
> varchar(255) NOT NULL default '' );
>
> Performing the following insert won't work:
>
> INSERT INTO test ( col2 ) VALUES ('This doesn't work');
>
> because of the ' in the word "doesn't". So I tried escaping the single
> quote by doing this.
>
> INSERT INTO test ( col2 ) VALUES ('This doesn\'t work');
>
> However this didn't work either. I tried putting double quotes around
> the value like this:
>
> INSERT INTO test ( col2 ) VALUES ("This doesn't work");
>
> This particular insert worked, however there are cases where I would
> need to insert text with a double quote as well so I tried the following
> two inserts:
>
> INSERT INTO test ( col2 ) VALUES ("Test insert with a " in the middle ");
> INSERT INTO test ( col2 ) VALUES ("Test insert with a \" in the middle ");
>
> I already have this working in MySQL and PostgreSQL and am trying to add
> support for SQLite. I am definitely a novice of SQLite. Is there some
> way to properly escape single and or double quotes, or do I have some
> obvious syntactical error? Any help would be great. Thanks.
>
> ~Mike
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