Closed simonhunt8475 closed 8 months ago
I'm about to merge a fix where you'll have to use literals -- ordinary string literals or alternative ones. This would take care of the first two cases. The third case is handled with back quote literals, which are translated into SQL verbatim. Your example:
escape /insert 1
financial_year /check '23/24', `'24/25'`
surname vc60 /check 'O''Hara', q'{O'Tool}'
start_date /check `to_date('01-APR-2025','DD-MON-YYYY')`
Output:
-- create tables
create table escape (
id number default on null to_number(sys_guid(), 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX')
constraint escape_id_pk primary key,
financial_year varchar2(4000 char) constraint escape_financial_year_ck
check (financial_year in ( '23/24','24/25')),
surname varchar2(60 char) constraint escape_surname_ck
check (surname in ( 'O''Hara',q'{O'Tool}')),
start_date date constraint escape_start_date_ck
check (start_date in ( to_date('01-APR-2025','DD-MON-YYYY')))
);
-- load data
insert into escape (
id,
financial_year,
surname,
start_date
) values (
1,
'24/25',
q'{O'Tool}',
to_date('01-APR-2025','DD-MON-YYYY')
);
Resolved by #56
Would it be possible to have a an escape character for text values? I recently wanted to add data for financial years e.g. 22/23, 23/24 and 24/25, which didn't work. I've had similar issues adding text values with a quote e.g. O'tool.
Examples using '^' as an escape character:
financial_year /values 22^/23, 23^/24, 24^/25
surname vc60 /values O^'Hara, O^'Tool, O^'Meara
start_date /values to_date(^'01-MAR-2024^',^'DD-MON-YYYY^'), to_date(^'01-APR-2025^',^'DD-MON-YYYY^')