How to Escape Single Quote in PostgreSQL | PostgreSQL Escape Single Quote | PostgreSQL Tutorials

If you want to know how to escape a single quote in PostgreSQL while inserting or searching data, then you are at the right place.

In this PostgreSQL video tutorial, I have started with an introduction to escaping single quote in PostgreSQL. Basically escaping a single quote means inserting a single quote with a string in Database.
Then I explained how to escape a single quote using a double single quote and backslash (E\). Finally, I have discussed how to escape a single quote using the dollar-quoted $$ in PostgreSQL.

Here are the key topics covered:
How to escape a single quote using double quotes in PostgreSQL.
How to escape a single quote using a backslash (E\) in PostgreSQL.
How to escape a single quote using dollar-quoted $$ in PostgreSQL.

You can check out a complete tutorial and get the sample code from the How to Escape Single Quote in PostgreSQL:
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[jonecir]

Hi, how do I perform a select statement in a column that contains a single quote. For example:
SELECT * FROM MYTABLE WHERE CUSTOMERNAME = :cname

If cname = O'Raily, PostgreSQL will throw an error like "Unterminated string literal started at position"
That's because the cname parameter is like 'O'Raily'.