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• How to escape the quotes in image.metadata.title

  Was working on a web template that uses image.metadata.title and image.metadata.description but when my user place a quote "or an apostrophe I get an error in the processing of the page html or xml I'm generation. What I would like something isg as php htmlspecialchars. I tried the following:

  String.format('%Q',image. Metadata.title) who escapes from the "------" and the apostrophe with------' but I will get in my xml

  < image title = "She said \"this isn\ ' t work------"" > "

  "Unfortunately the------" isn't escape the quote in xml, I would like to have

  < image title = "says she & quot; This n & #039; work & quot; ">

  Similarly, if my user wants to thml in the title of the image or the title I'm getting the same problem.
  

  It would be nice to have a function SDK for HTML quoting.  But in the meantime I think you should use string.gsub () to make your own replacements, for example

  String.gsub (s, "\ '", "'")

  You can pass an array to the third parameter, which allows you to make all necessary substitutions with call to string.gsub ().

• With the help of APEX_JSON translated by JavaScript and escape the quotes

  I am currently generation JSON using the APEX_JSON package.  It works fine, but I got out the JavaScript code on the loading of the page and can not find a way to escape the double quotes.

  function drawChart() {
  
  
          var jsonData = &P9_JSON.;
  
  
          var data = google.visualization.DataTable(jsonData);
  
  
          var options = {
            title: 'Test Chart',
            pieSliceText: 'value'
          };
  
  
          var chart = new google.visualization.PieChart(document.getElementById('piechart'));
  
  
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  I'm getting errors because "is replaced by & quot;" in the javascript code generated.  Any ideas how to replace these?  I tried to use to replace them, but it doesn't seem to work...

  Thank you!

  Hi LSDev

  Replace this line--> var jsonData = & P9_JSON. ;

  To--> var jsonData = & P9_JSON! RAW. ;

  This work for me...

  Best regards

  Eduardo

• for BPEL XPath query, escape the quotes

  Hello
  
  Can someone tell me how to correct this query. Basically, I need the last part in quotes to be somehow escaped and the compilation process.
  
  Ora:countNodes ('Receive_createObject_InputVariable', 'request','/ ns1:CreateObject/req/Object [bpws:getVariableData('counter')] / options/Property [@Name = "ID"]')
  
  The Xpath query component is as follows: /ns1:createObject/req/Object [bpws:getVariableData('counter')] / options/property [@name = 'Id']
  
  
  I tried follows him:
  
  single quotes around the double quotes
  Ora:countNodes ('Receive_createObject_InputVariable', 'request','/ ns1:CreateObject/req/Object [bpws:getVariableData('counter')] / options/Property [@name = '"' Id'" ']')
  
  using the ' & quot;
  Ora:countNodes ('Receive_createObject_InputVariable', 'request','/ ns1:CreateObject/req/Object [bpws:getVariableData('counter')] / options/property [@name = & quot;) ID & quot;] ")
  
  Using single quotes around Id
  Ora:countNodes ('Receive_createObject_InputVariable', 'request','/ ns1:CreateObject/req/Object [bpws:getVariableData('counter')] / options/Property [@Name = 'Id']')
  
  
  Kind regards

  Hello

  You can't escape quotes in the assign activity, the only solution is to use a processing activity.

  You can use one of the following in your plan of xslt to count nodes having the Id with quotes.

  If Id is an attribute then use the following syntax:
  

  If Id is an element can use the following syntax:
  

  I have

  Kind regards
  Diakité
  http://SOA-HOWTO.blogspot.com

  Published by: Dharmendra Dubey on October 15, 2008 20:37

  Published by: Dharmendra Dubey on October 15, 2008 20:39

  Published by: Dharmendra Dubey on October 15, 2008 20:39

• How to escape the quotes when I run the .sql Unix script

  Hello
  
  I have a ddl script files...
  to keep specific information from the environment, I use a placeholder $variable (for example, the names of patterns etc.)
  
  and creating a document and say the dba this export variable = value.
  
  Use of variable for the following cases?
  
  CREATE DATABASE LINK "abc.ge.com".
  CONNECT TO $SRC_SCHEMA_NAME
  IDENTIFIED BY $SRC_SCHEMA_PWD
  With the HELP of 'abc.ge.com '.
  
  
  I want to create a varaiable with value abc.ge.com How can I do this from the command have single and double quotes...
  
  Thanks and greetings
  REDA

  You don't need quotation marks in your CREATE DATABASE LINK statement. Just leave and forget any of this escape.

  Are you sure you must export all these variables, i.e. will they be mentioned in sublayers without be passed as parameters?

• How to escape the quotes and commas when you use the command of the coil

  I am creating a file .cvs with data in my database. I call the function of coil and below select stmt
  
  ' Select ' ' ' | ID | '","' || name | '","' || Description | '","'
  
  I want everything to be separated by quotes and commas. Description data can have quotes and commas so how I get away from them in my queue code so that when I use SQL Loader data will get entries in the database correctly.
  
  Thank you!

  Hello

  If the field is closed, so there is nothing else you need to do for the column separator (en).

  To use the character encompassing ("") in the field, double it, the same way you use two single quotation marks to signify a single_quote into a SQL string literal:
  {code}
  ' SELECT ' ' ' | ID
  ||     '","'     || name
  ||     '","'     || REPLACE (description
  , '"'
  , '""'
  )
  ||     '"'
  FROM table_x;

• How do you manage the quotes inside a string value?

  I use the

  infowindowoptions ranked in the google map api for flash and I want to have some html (link) within a string value. the html code has a pair of quotation marks within the string. How can I get the quotes inside the string without causing an error?

  Here are my actionscript

  import com.google.maps.LatLng;
  import com.google.maps.Map;
  import com.google.maps.MapEvent;
  import com.google.maps.MapType;
  import com.google.maps.InfoWindowOptions;
  
  var map: map = new Map();
  Map.Key = "ABQIAAAAN14ojD-qIiaujbXTJI-SnhQEt6AsiatPjWK1t6pg54rIwsH2LxSmsfrHffLAXxfpAdOU98D1MzDtVg";
  map.setSize (new Point (stage.stageWidth, stage.stageHeight));
  map.addEventListener (MapEvent.MAP_READY, onMapReady);
  this.addChild (map);
  
  function onMapReady(event:Event):void {}
  map.setCenter (new LatLng(36.863073,-76.028435), 14, MapType.HYBRID_MAP_TYPE);
  map.openInfoWindow (map.getCenter (), new InfoWindowOptions ({title: "associated with plastic surgery", content: "1037 first Colonial Road, Virginia Beach VA 23454 Get directions < a href ="http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en & amp; rlz = 1T4GGLL_enUS308US308 & amp; um = 1 & amp; ie = UTF-8 & amp; c id = 0, 0, 10499807723319896793, & amp;})) FB = 1 & amp; AC = associates + in + plastic + surgery & amp; hnear = Virgin ia + Beach & amp; GL = us & amp; daddr = 1037 + 1 + Colonial + Road + Virginia + Beach + GOING + 23454 & amp; geocode = 7383190348801088740,36.863073-76.028435 & amp; EI = MeOGS9q2JoqXtgfys_ybDw & amp; her = X & amp; Oi = loc al_result & amp; CT = instructions - at & amp; resnum = 1 & amp; ved = 0CAwQngIwAA "" > here < /a>. '})); "
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  Thanks for the help

  You can also escape the quotes:

  var string: String = "my channel \' city\'; '"

• Escape the apostrophe

  Oracle version: 11.2.0.2
  

  create table test_tab (col1 varchar2(15));
  
  insert into test_tab values ('YELLOW');
  insert into test_tab values ('GREEN');
  insert into test_tab values ('RED');
  insert into test_tab values ('BLUE');
  commit;
  
  SQL>  select * from test_tab;
  
  COL1
  ---------------
  YELLOW
  GREEN
  RED
  BLUE

  I would like to than the values in the above table to print
  
  an apostrophe that surround them followed by a commma and one space then right parenthesis.
  
  1 expected results:

  Colours are ('YELLOW', )
  Colours are ('GREEN', )
  Colours are ('RED', )
  Colours are ('BLUE', )

  Related issue:
  
  Googling, I think that, to escape a single quote, simply add another him. But my subsequent attempts have failed.
  
  For the above prescription, I was experimenting to get at least the following printed
  Expected results 2:

  My car is 'white'

  It's what I've tried
  

  SQL> select 'My car is '''white from dual;
  
  WHITE
  -----------
  My car is '
  
  SQL> select 'My car is ''white'' from dual;
  ERROR:
  ORA-01756: quoted string not properly terminated
  
  
  
  SQL> select 'My car is '''white'' from dual;
  select 'My car is '''white'' from dual
                            *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected
  
  
  SQL> select 'My car is '''white''' from dual;
  ERROR:
  ORA-01756: quoted string not properly terminated

  Hello

  Steve_74 wrote:
  ... Googling, I think that, to escape a single quote, simply add another him.

  It's true. Single quote starts the string literal. Reading from there that the next single quotation mark ends the string literal unless it is immediately followed by another single quote , in which case 2 consecutive single quotes indicate 1 single quote in the literal.

  Here is what you hear:

  SELECT  'Colours are (''' || col1 || ''', )'  AS output
  FROM    test_tab;
  

  ... It's what I've tried

  When you find a source that tells you to use single quotes in a row 2, there examples? Compare what you did examples and see how they differ.
  Have you looked in the Manual of the SQL language? You may not have known to look for "Literal text" (which is certainly not the first thing I would think), but what you are looking for, it shouldn't take you long to find the right section, with examples.

  SQL> select 'My car is '''white from dual;
  
  WHITE
  -----------
  My car is '
  

  The single quotation mark before 'My' starts the string literal. The 11th character after it is a single quote, then Oracle resembles the character 12 to see if the 11th really means the end-literal, or if this means a single quote to be included. The character of 12 is another single quote, and characters 11 and 12 together are taken to mean 1 single quote. The 13 character is an another single quote, and it is followed by a 'w', so that single quotes ends the literal. So what you have is essentially:

  SELECT  x y
  FROM    test_tab;
  

  Where x is an expression, in this case a literal string perfectly formed, composed of 11 characters, (', 'y', space, 'c', 'a', 'r', space, 'i', of ', the space and the single quotes) and there is a column alias (WHITE).

  SQL> select 'My car is ''white'' from dual;
  ERROR:
  ORA-01756: quoted string not properly terminated
  

  Yet once, a literal string begins with the 'my word Just before "white" it is 2 single quotes, if they are taken rto means 1 single quote. Just after the "whites" are 2 single quotes. So far so good. Contains the literal string up to this point

  My car is 'white'
  

  So Oracle has not yet detected a marker of end-of-literal, and it keeps adding before the literal. Finally, the literal contains

  My car is 'white' from dual;
  

  and the entry ends, still without having found a single quotation mark at the end of the literal. In other words, the quote has never accomplished.

  Single quotes always occur in pairs. (See the end of this message for the exception). The single quote which begins the literal must be associated with a different single quotation mark at the end of the literal. If a single quotation mark occurs in the literal, you must then enter a pair of them together. So if you have an odd number of single quotes in a statement, then there is a syntax error.

  SQL> select 'My car is '''white'' from dual;
  select 'My car is '''white'' from dual
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected
  

  As the first example, the string literal is

  My car is '
  

  and this expression is given the alias WHITE. So after "SELECT [expr] [alias]", what comes after in a query? A comma (if there is another expression in the SELECT clause) or the FROM keyword. What you have then? A literal string that contains no characters.

  SQL> select 'My car is '''white''' from dual;
  ERROR:
  ORA-01756: quoted string not properly terminated
  

  Again, you have a perfectly good literal sting

  My car is '
  

  who is given the alias WHITE. After that, it seems that you are starting another literal string,

  ' from dual; '
  

  but this literal never ends. If the Analyzer triggers the error ORA-01756. If the parser found an end literal marker, the compiler would raise ORA-00923, as in the previous example.

  I wish we could mark questions as 'Correct' or 'useful '. It is a classic example of the right way to set a problem. You included your exact version of Oracle, gave enough data sample to re-create the problem, showed clearly what results you want from this sample data and showed you how you tried to solve the problem yourself. Good job!

  Published by: Frank Kulash, 31 October 2012 09:32
  Adding explanations

  Published by: Frank Kulash, 31 October 2012 10:04
  When you use the Q rating, as Kim has shown below, you have an odd number of single quotes without a syntax error.

• the quote operator is supported?

  Hey all,.
  
  It is more a question of SQL, but is supported in the quote operator?
  
  ex:

  SELECT q'!Tyson's string which contrains escaped ticks ' ' '!' 
    FROM DUAL

  Thank you
  
  Janet Tyson

  Tony,

  Maybe what you are looking for Oracle doc. See example use of literal text with Q or q as an alternative quoting mechanism.

• I can't bid on firefox or explorer. I place the cursor in the quote box, and it will not record the numbers. Can someone please help?

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• events iCal was rejected because the quota is exceeded

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• Microsoft Money 2005 does not update the quotes online.

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• How do disable you the quote ("'") thing avoid typing two times and things,...

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  .

  This is what happens, I press quote once and type - see above my first '' and' ' (and see here also) along the line and then keep etc. with these issues - boring I tell yah - I don't know where to turn it off - all?

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• When you use the question mark, appears like a capital E with accent French and cannot use the quotes.

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  I'm having a problem from time to time with my ability to use marks quotaion, brands etc. How can I treat it DEFINITIVELY the question.

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  1. you are using a laptop?

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  If you use a laptop, check if the FN key is enabled. If so, then try to turn it off and check.

  Step 2:

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  Check out the link:

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  If you use a Microsoft keyboard, you can also consult the following article:

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• Jython script to remove the quotes

  All,

  I created the following script as an event script before import to remove the quotes around member names in our source file.  Everything seems to work except the last step of deleting and renaming the file (os.remove and os.rename).  I can see the ".out" file and it seems OK, but the original file is still there.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  If fdmContext ["LOCNAME'] == 'TecLabor_TO_RSA ':

  fdmAPI.logInfo (fdmContext ["LOCNAME"])

  Try:

  filename = fdmContext ["FILENAME"]

  Inbox = fdmContext ["INBOXDIR"]

  #filedir = fdmContext ['FILEDIR']

  fdmAPI.logInfo (filename)

  fdmAPI.logInfo (inbox)

  file = inbox + '\\TecLabor_TO_RSA\\' + filename

  file_out = inbox + "\\TecLabor_TO_RSA\\" + file name ".out".

  #file = inbox '-' + filedir + "\\"+filename. "

  #file_out = inbox + "\" + filedir + "\\"+filename + «.out "»

  fdmAPI.logInfo (file)

  end = open (file, "r")

  who cares = open (file_out, "w")

  for the end line:

  Line = Line.Replace ('"'," ")

  care. Write (Line)

  end. Close()

  care. Close()

  except IOError, err:

  fdmAPI.logError ("My error" + str (err))

  OS. Remove (file)

  OS. Rename (file_out, leader)

  So you're saying that the os.rename and os.remove of commands do not work? If so make sure have included you the following import statement at the top of your script - import bones