Hi Pablo
To answer your question, yes... It doesn't seem to like that because the
field can be empty... for some reason Oracle won't allow you to have an
empty field enclosed by two "'s... ORA-01741: illegal zero-length
identifier
John
> John:
>
> When you say that your SQL statement has apostrophes, you mean single
> quotes enclosing a string value ?, if this is the case, why not try
> changing the single quotes in your SQL for double quotes.
>
> Saludos,
> Pablo
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> Monday, February 05, 2001, 3:03:21 PM, John wrote:
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> AJ> I've got a web form that might have someone entering apostrophes.
> AJ> Unfortunately, my SQL statement has apostrophes in it and
> it seems to be
> AJ> messing it up...
>
> AJ> Any suggestions other than a regex (which I could do myself)?
>
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