Escaping Single Quotes

Jun 16, 2004

Hi,

I need to have an varchar value with single quotes. For eg: the below code throws compilation error.

Declare @val VARCHAR(20)
SELECT @val = ''+name+''
print @val

Error: Invalid column 'name'


I want to print name enclosed with single quotes. Please guide me.

Regards,
Sam

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__________________________________________________ _______________

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