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June 13th, 2003, 02:28 PM
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C, (My)SQL: Function to create proper string?
Does anyone know of an available function that you can pass a string to and receive back the string altered (if need be) into the proper syntax (ie, escaped characters) to work with a MySQL query?
For those familiar with the Perl DBI module, I need something similar to $dbh->quote(); Thanks in advance
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