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From: "Sean W. Ellis" <bits@algorithm.oscenter.com>
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Subject: ODBC from Windows single quotation
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We are trying to figure out how to work with single quotes entered into
MS Access.  We understand that if we enter two consecutive single quotes
we get a single quote in the database.  But, our users aren't going to
know how to do this.

anyone run into this problem and come up with a solution ?

Thank you,
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Sean W. Ellis, ASE/CNE 6586538
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