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MySQL | QUOTE method

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MySQL's QUOTE(~) method returns a string enclosed in single quotation marks that is properly escaped. Each instance of backslash (\), single quote ('), ASCII NUL, and Control+Z is preceded by a backslash.

Parameters

1. str | string

The string to be returned with escape characters.

Return value

A string enclosed in single quotation marks that is properly escaped.

Examples

Basic usage

To return a properly escaped string for "Didn't!":

SELECT QUOTE("Didn't!");
+------------------+
| QUOTE("Didn't!") |
+------------------+
| 'Didn\'t!' |
+------------------+

Note that a backslash is added before the apostrophe to indicate that it should be interpreted as such and not as a string delimiter.

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