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Asked: June 11, 20262026-06-11T10:20:42+00:00 2026-06-11T10:20:42+00:00

How can I insert an single quotes in a query ? Example select *,

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How can I insert an single quotes in a query ?

Example

select *, 'INSERT INTO San_Endereco (Endereco_Id, Logradouro_Id, Bairro_Id, CEP, Logradouro, Livre) VALUES 
(' + CAST(Endereco_Id as varchar) + ','
+ CAST(Logradouro_Id as varchar) + ','
+ CAST(Bairro_Id as varchar) + ','
+ CAST (CEP as varchar) + ','
+ CAST(Logradouro as varchar) + ','
+ CAST(Livre as varchar) + ')'  as teste
FROM San_Endereco

Before each CAST I need put the single quote. How can I do that ?

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    2026-06-11T10:20:44+00:00Added an answer on June 11, 2026 at 10:20 am

    Use two single quotes: ''

    select *, 'INSERT INTO San_Endereco (Endereco_Id, Logradouro_Id, Bairro_Id, CEP, Logradouro, Livre) VALUES  
    (''' + CAST(Endereco_Id as varchar) + ''',''' 
    + CAST(Logradouro_Id as varchar) + ''',''' 
    + CAST(Bairro_Id as varchar) + ''',''' 
    + CAST (CEP as varchar) + ''',''' 
    + CAST(Logradouro as varchar) + ''',''' 
    + CAST(Livre as varchar) + ''')'''  as teste 
    FROM San_Endereco 
    
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