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I need to insert some string with ‘ in it, for example ‘x.y.x’, After some research I discovered the following syntax:
table_b.element = 'replace('x.y.x','',''')'
the problem is that SQL Server gives me an error:
Unclosed quotation mark after the
character string ‘)
How can I solve this case? I spent about 2 hours on this.
Is there an escape character that I need to use?
You need to write two single quotes:
(This is true for all SQL databases)