Double quotes in FILE SET LINE UTL

My program writes the data in the CSV file in function below.

Varial buffer is assigned

buffer: = A | ','|| B;

And, the output file contains, lets say, as below

Apple, boy

Now let's say that this requirement is to write the value b in double quote,

Apple, 'Boy '.

How do I get there?

Thank you in advance,

Srini

Try the below

buffer: = A | ','|| CHR (34) | B | CHR (34);

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