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I'm trying to load a database table. The table contains several string columns, and in many places the value of that string must contain an ampersand (&). When I code an insert statement like this: insert into edit_messages (edit_number, title, intro) values(123, '-- line of error message', '-- line 2 of message); SQL*Plus assumes that   is a variable and prompts me for a value for it. Is there a way to escape the & so that it becomes just part of the string? |
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I'm trying to load a database table. The table contains several string columns, and in many places the value of that string must contain an ampersand (&). When I code an insert statement like this: insert into edit_messages (edit_number, title, intro) values(123, '-- line of error message', '-- line 2 of message); SQL*Plus assumes that   is a variable and prompts me for a value for it. Is there a way to escape the & so that it becomes just part of the string? |
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I'm trying to load a database table. The table contains several string columns, and in many places the value of that string must contain an ampersand (&). When I code an insert statement like this: insert into edit_messages (edit_number, title, intro) values(123, '-- line of error message', '-- line 2 of message); SQL*Plus assumes that   is a variable and prompts me for a value for it. Is there a way to escape the & so that it becomes just part of the string? |
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I'm trying to load a database table. The table contains several string columns, and in many places the value of that string must contain an ampersand (&). When I code an insert statement like this: insert into edit_messages (edit_number, title, intro) values(123, '-- line of error message', '-- line 2 of message); SQL*Plus assumes that   is a variable and prompts me for a value for it. Is there a way to escape the & so that it becomes just part of the string? |
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I'm trying to load a database table. The table contains several string columns, and in many places the value of that string must contain an ampersand (&). When I code an insert statement like this: insert into edit_messages (edit_number, title, intro) values(123, '-- line of error message', '-- line 2 of message); SQL*Plus assumes that   is a variable and prompts me for a value for it. Is there a way to escape the & so that it becomes just part of the string? |
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I'm trying to load a database table. The table contains several string columns, and in many places the value of that string must contain an ampersand (&). When I code an insert statement like this: insert into edit_messages (edit_number, title, intro) values(123, '-- line of error message', '-- line 2 of message); SQL*Plus assumes that   is a variable and prompts me for a value for it. Is there a way to escape the & so that it becomes just part of the string? |
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I'm trying to load a database table. The table contains several string columns, and in many places the value of that string must contain an ampersand (&). When I code an insert statement like this: insert into edit_messages (edit_number, title, intro) values(123, '-- line of error message', '-- line 2 of message); SQL*Plus assumes that   is a variable and prompts me for a value for it. Is there a way to escape the & so that it becomes just part of the string? |
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