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11 years, 1 month ago Vladislav Vaintroub
Re: How to escape backslash in an insert statement
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You need to pass "

" as string constant. Since both java and MySQL requires escaping of slashes, "

" is double slash in Java, passed to MySQL it will be a single slash.

You also can use hexadecimal value of slash (in ASCII) which is , e.g

"insert into table(t) values (0x5C)" will insert backslash in char column

 
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