>I am horsing around with SQL code tonight and thought I'd try some "stuff", but this code didn't work in SQL Server 2005, but does in MySQL:
>
>What did I do wrong? Is it the two single quotes in the word "don't"?
>
>Here's the SELECT statement:
>
>

>use AdventureWorks
>insert into dbo.Album
>(name, track, duration)
>values
>('Abbey Road', 'Don''t Let me Down', 249)
>

MySQL requres you to escape all quotes and a number of other characters. Assuming you are using ODBC, In MySQL the

('Abbey Road', 'Don''t Let me Down', 249)

would be changed by ODBC to:

('Abbey Road', 'Don\'\'t Let me Down', 249)

before the table update.

When I work in PHP directly with MySQL I need to make sure I do that before the update. I do not work my MS SQL but I assume it does not require you to escape the quotes.