>You don't need to do anything about it. As long as the entire string is wrapped within single quotes. I tried a few permutations through query analyzer and it seems to be working.
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>>>For single quote, you don't need to use escape sequence. Just replace one single quote with two single quotes (not double quote). For example,
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>>Great, that seems to take care of single quotes. What about double quotes? How should they be handled? I tried (and a few variations on this):
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>>strnewLine = strLine.Replace("\"", @"\" + '"');
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>>But, SQL chokes.

Wow, talk about me over complicating things. That worked fine <g>. Thanks, I appreciate it.