apostrophe

QueryException in Hibernate because of apostrophe

大城市里の小女人 提交于 2019-12-08 12:35:01
问题 Here its my Query SQL_QUERY="SELECT review.comment FROM ReviewDO review WHERE title='"+titleName+"'"; By using title am trying to get its description. For Example if tileName="Worth for money"; (without apostrophe) the query will be: SQL_QUERY="SELECT review.comment FROM ReviewDO review WHERE title='Worth for money'; am getting the output. but if titleName="Can't beat the product"; (with apostrophe) SQL_QUERY="SELECT review.comment FROM ReviewDO review WHERE title='Can't beat the product'; am

PDO adds the apostrophe to the mySQL query

夙愿已清 提交于 2019-12-08 04:02:41
问题 After years of reading it's time to ask first question :) My problem is that after migrating the code from mySQLi to PDO we have got a problem as it seems PDO adds the apostrophes to the query. PHP code goes like that: $sort = $_GET['sort']; << table column name (mySQL VARCHAR only columns) .... $query = 'SELECT * FROM table WHERE xxx > 0'; $query .= ' ORDER BY :sort ASC ;'; $qry_result= $db->prepare($query); $qry_result->execute(array(':sort'=>$sort)); mysqli version went smoothly but now

Replacing apostrophe in asp.net to prevent SQL error

泪湿孤枕 提交于 2019-12-07 07:37:57
问题 I have a web-form with a Name field which I want to be able to accept single apostrophes, such as in the name O'Leary, but when trying to push this record to the SQL 2005 server, I get an error. My question is not this. It's that when I attempt to insert the record into the db using this statement... Dim acctName As String = Replace(txtName.Text, "'", "''") I get O''Leary in the database instead of O'Leary. Thought SQL was supposed to treat these double single apostrophes as one apostrophe???

What is the correct way to support apostrophes in javascript when building up html?

我与影子孤独终老i 提交于 2019-12-07 03:27:05
问题 i have the following code: var name = "Joe O'Neal"; var row= []; row.push( "<td><input type='hidden' name='milestones[" + id + "].Name' value='" + name + "' class='currentRowName' /> <span class='currentRowNameText'>" + name + "</span></td>") but the issue is that i have a situation where there is an apostrophe in the name variable so it causes problems with this: value='" + name + "' what is the correct way to write this to avoid any conflicts with apostrophes? In C#, i would do something

How to deal with quotes and apostrophes for string comparison in MySQL so they match (collation)

拈花ヽ惹草 提交于 2019-12-06 08:19:44
问题 MySQL uses collations to do string comparison because some characters should match Exemple: SELECT 'é' = 'e' COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci; SELECT 'oe' = 'œ' COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci; both return true Now, how can I do the same with quotes (') vs apostrophes (’) This is not the same character, the proper character to use when writing “it’s” or “l’oiseau” (in french) are both the apostrophe. The fact is that neither utf8_general_ci or utf8_unicode_ci collate them. The easy solution is to store

Java replace characters with uppercase around (before and after) specific character

夙愿已清 提交于 2019-12-06 07:31:01
问题 I have this kind of input word w'ord wo'rd I need to convert to uppercase both characters at the starts of the word and right after the ' character (which can exists multiple times). The output I need (using the previous example) is word W'Ord Wo'Rd I tried with a simple pattern s.replaceAll("(\\w)(\\w*)'(\\w)", "$1"); but I'm unable to convert the group 1 and 3 to uppercase EDIT: After I discovered a little mistake in the main question, I edited @Wiktor Stribizew code in order to include the

Replacing apostrophe in asp.net to prevent SQL error

感情迁移 提交于 2019-12-05 15:12:54
I have a web-form with a Name field which I want to be able to accept single apostrophes, such as in the name O'Leary, but when trying to push this record to the SQL 2005 server, I get an error. My question is not this. It's that when I attempt to insert the record into the db using this statement... Dim acctName As String = Replace(txtName.Text, "'", "''") I get O''Leary in the database instead of O'Leary. Thought SQL was supposed to treat these double single apostrophes as one apostrophe??? You'd be better off using parameterized queries. These will automatically handle the single quotes,

What is the correct way to support apostrophes in javascript when building up html?

梦想的初衷 提交于 2019-12-05 06:00:48
i have the following code: var name = "Joe O'Neal"; var row= []; row.push( "<td><input type='hidden' name='milestones[" + id + "].Name' value='" + name + "' class='currentRowName' /> <span class='currentRowNameText'>" + name + "</span></td>") but the issue is that i have a situation where there is an apostrophe in the name variable so it causes problems with this: value='" + name + "' what is the correct way to write this to avoid any conflicts with apostrophes? In C#, i would do something like value=\"" + name + "\" but that doesn't seem to work in javascript Kyle Falconer What you're looking

apostrophe like and equal clause not working

痞子三分冷 提交于 2019-12-04 19:41:56
I have one table named tags and it contain entry which is as below. ID Name Created Date 10 limit\'s 2013-06-27 05:18:35 Now i want to search for limit's using query but could not search record. For what i have tried. 'SELECT id FROM tags AS Tag WHERE name = "%'. urlencode($adTag) .'%" LIMIT 0,1' 'SELECT id FROM tags AS Tag WHERE name LIKE "%'. htmlspecialchars($adTag) .'%" LIMIT 0,1' 'SELECT * FROM tags AS Tag WHERE name LIKE "%'. $adTag .'%" OR REPLACE(name,'''','') LIKE "%'. $adTag .'%"' 'SELECT id FROM tags AS Tag WHERE name LIKE "%'. mysql_real_escape_string( stripslashes($adTag)) .'%"

Java replace characters with uppercase around (before and after) specific character

青春壹個敷衍的年華 提交于 2019-12-04 13:16:39
I have this kind of input word w'ord wo'rd I need to convert to uppercase both characters at the starts of the word and right after the ' character (which can exists multiple times). The output I need (using the previous example) is word W'Ord Wo'Rd I tried with a simple pattern s.replaceAll("(\\w)(\\w*)'(\\w)", "$1"); but I'm unable to convert the group 1 and 3 to uppercase EDIT: After I discovered a little mistake in the main question, I edited @Wiktor Stribizew code in order to include the case I missed. Matcher m = Pattern.compile("(\\w)(\\w*)'(\\w)").matcher(s); StringBuffer result = new