On Saturday 24 February 2001 07:49, Mitchell Hagerty wrote:
> The special character I'm concerned with at the moment is the back tick
> ` which mysql doesn't like on an insert. I was looking for a way not to
> parse the entire file evertime I inserted or extracted them from the
> database. Its simple enough todo in perl and php just seems like it
> would burn alot of cpu time.
>
> I was actually hoping mysql would have a way to encode it on the way in
> and decode on the way out. That way php or perl would be irrelevant.
> Guess not :\
Well, as someone else already said, addslashes () is the tool of choice
for the way in, and for he way out you don't need to do anything.
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