Escape Double Quotes for SQL Insert Statement

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, you will learn how to properly handle and escape double quotes to prevent errors in your SQL statements.

Alex from Jersey City, New Jersey (a Platinum Member) asks: I'm using the technique that you taught us in your Save Notes video, where you can take the current notes on the customer form and archive them by saving them in the contact table, and it works great. However, it encounters a runtime error 3075 syntax error (missing operator) in query expression, and breaks the code if there are double quotes in the notes field. How can I fix that?

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Prerequisites

• Save Notes
• Double Double Quotes
• DDQ Not SQ

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