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>To represent a single quote in the T-SQL string literal encloused into single quotes you've to double it. For examle
'O''Neil'. When you insert such value into a column, it became
O'Neil (single quote). What the reason you're doing all those conversations?
I thought (obviously mistakenly) that when I insert a string and double the quotes, the double-quoted string is stored (e.g. O''Neil). So I was writing a routine to check for double quotes when retrieving every string. Now I understand that I only have to worry about it when inserting and not when retrieving.
Thank you for the explanation.
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