Oracle 10g - Escape quote in insert statement?

Oracle uses standard SQL: INSERT INTO height(id, height) VALUES(height-seq. Nexval, '5''9'); (Yes there are two single quotes).

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If you are doing this from a front end using some programming language, consider using a parametrized query, if you are in psql or some other tool to do this, just use '5''9 ' and it will work fine.

Blogspot no no front end yet, just populating my db with some data through SQL developer. But thanks I will def use parametrized queries later down the line. – oracleNewb Mar 16 at 13:52.

I hate double quoting, it's a mess. Luckely these days we have the quote operator: q'{delimiter}string{delimiter}' INSERT INTO height(id, height) VALUES(height-seq. Nexval, q'#5'9#').

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