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kiranbhargava18
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In EZT,
I want to write O'KELLY in the output file as O'KELLY only and not as O"KELLY.....
how would i do that ?
My requiremnt does not allow me to use a double apostrophe (") in the output file.
Is it possible in EZT ? |
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PeterHolland
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Code'd |
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PeterHolland
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My first input was not totally correct in this case.
You could try the following :
’Judge O'’Connor’ |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Are you using a literal or is the "real" data in a data field somewhere?
When i'm working with literals, i often put the hex value for things like quote, tab, period, etc in a working-data field. |
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Terry Heinze
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Peter,
Please use BBCode where appropriate. Otherwise it's difficult to tell
''''
from '"'
from
from
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PeterHolland
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Ok Terry, will do that next time.
They are single quotes.
And have now been "Code'd" above |
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