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    #11
    Originally posted by Zippy View Post
    Put the kettle on love

    Lisa - I like kittens too and not sure but you might also get a problem if you've got ' or " in Me.Text26.
    WZS.

    Try

    Replace(Me.Text26, "'", "''")

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      #12
      Originally posted by stek View Post
      Don't worry, I am a boy (PM me for proof, I have pictures of parts of me that I don't show on here ) but what you should be doing is using Stored Procedures in Oracle RAC in a RISC virtual environment, right lads?

      Access is for lasses, poufs and NLUK.
      RAC is sooooo last year - you should get a Grid Control Architect in for something like this
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        #13
        Originally posted by Zippy View Post
        Put the kettle on love

        Lisa - I like kittens too and not sure but you might also get a problem if you've got ' or " in Me.Text26.
        Yes, I am also a kitten lover (unless I've missed something and it's a euphemism for something dodgy) and thanks for your help - is all sussed now and my sanity (such as it is) is restored
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          #14
          Originally posted by stek View Post
          Don't worry, I am a boy (PM me for proof, I have pictures of parts of me that I don't show on here ) but what you should be doing is using Stored Procedures in Oracle RAC in a RISC virtual environment, right lads?

          Access is for lasses, poufs and NLUK.
          Thanks for the offer Stek but you're ok - the pictures are probably not on here for a jolly good reason As for the rest of your message - huh?????

          How can you be sexist and NLUKist about software?
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