PHPMyAdmin: [PHP] From: Newman, using " and ' or ` in My Sql
| From: | jtjohnston | Date: | Sat, 16 Mar 2002 19:00:09 +0000 |
| Subject: | PHPMyAdmin: [PHP] From: Newman, using " and ' or ` in My Sql | ||
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> The standard quote (') should be used to delimit string literals in MYSQL
> statements. Use it to surround strings you're inserting into or comparing
> against VARCHARs, CHARs, TEXTs, etc.
> $sql = "UPDATE mytable SET name='Best Table Of All' WHERE id=3";
That is ok if you call MySQL in your .php. But in PHPMyAdmin, it seems preferable to use `.