SQL> CREATE TABLE TEST ( TEST_ID NUMBER, TEST_DATA VARCHAR2(50));
Table created.
To Insert or Update & into character field do the follow
SQL> show ESCAPE
escape OFF
SQL> Set ESCAPE "/"
SQL> show ESCAPE
escape "/" (hex 2f)
Now Insert Into the Test Table
SQL> INSERT INTO TEST (TEST_ID,TEST_DATA) VALUES (1,'Hospital /& Healthcare');
1 row created.
Now Update Into the Test Table
SQL> UPDATE TEST
2 Set TEST_DATA = 'Outsourcing /& Offshoring'
3 WHERE TEST_ID = 1;
1 row updated.
Use the 10g Quoting mechanism:
Syntax q'[QUOTE_CHAR]Text[QUOTE_CHAR]'
N.B: Make sure that the QUOTE_CHAR doesnt exist in the text.
SELECT q'{This is Oracle’s 'quoted' text field & I like Oracle}' FROM DUAL;
SQL> INSERT INTO TEST (TEST_ID,TEST_DATA) VALUES (2,q'{ Aviation & Aerospace}');
1 row created.
SQL> UPDATE TEST
2 Set TEST_DATA = q'{Information Technology & Services}'
3 WHERE TEST_ID = 2;
1 row updated.
SQL> Select * from test;
TEST_ID TEST_DATA
---------- --------------------------------------------------
1 Outsourcing & Offshoring
2 Information Technology & Services
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