single quotation marks

Double quotation marks cannot be used to delimit literal string expressions; single quotation marks must be used to enclose literal strings.

If double quotation marks are used, embedded single quotation marks do not have to be denoted by two single quotation marks.

Do not use quotation marks, except for single quotation marks round quotations within quotations.

Here, the single quotation marks around the argument keep it intact, preventing the shell from interpreting and %.

Table_or_view_name must be delimited by single quotation marks and can be fully qualified by database name and schema name.

This technique uses three double quotation marks (or three single quotation marks) to begin and end the long string.

Any values containing a semicolon, single quotation marks, or double quotation marks must be enclosed in double quotation marks.

A zero-length character string can be specified as two single quotation marks without any characters inside the quotation marks.

Integer data does not need to be enclosed in single quotation marks like character or date and time data.

Double quotation marks within strings that are enclosed in quotation marks represent escaped single quotation marks.

The escape macro escapes any single quotation marks that may be inadvertently passed in the token replacement string.

Depending on the culture setting, any characters not enclosed in single quotation marks may be changed.

Date and character literal values must be enclosed by single quotation marks.

Both codes are enclosed in single quotation marks to prevent the shell from interpolating characters that have special meaning.

Single quotation marks are considered part of a Windows file name, so you must use double quotation marks.

Single quotation marks must enclose each table type, and double quotation marks must enclose the whole parameter.

Incorporate quotations of three lines or less into the text, within single quotation marks.

When working with string data, you can use either double quotation marks or single quotation marks to delimit them.

If the parameter is a string or character type, enclose the parameter in single quotation marks.

Enclosing a character constant in single quotation marks is recommended .

For single-part names, the string inside the single quotation marks represents the object name.

Empty strings are represented as two single quotation marks with nothing in between.

Matches single quotation marks and ending double quotation marks.

Replaces one single quotation mark with two single quotation marks.

Single quotation marks interpolate and see the backslashes as escape characters.

This is different from the method defined by OLE DB, which specifies that strings should be delimited by single quotation marks.

Enclose the complete name in single quotation marks.

Single quotation marks must delimit each alias.

Enclose text values in single quotation marks.

When you enclose a string in single quotation marks, the Exchange Management Shell doesn't try to replace variables with a matching value.

The single quotation marks are required.

The literal string "MATH101" is shown with single quotation marks above.

(Forgive the excessive use of single quotation marks, please).

If a literal string is delimited by double quotation marks, the string can contain embedded single quotation marks, such as apostrophes.

SQL Server Agent will replace one single quotation mark with two single quotation marks in the final string.

That is, reference columns by typing their names, enclose literal text in single quotation marks, and so on.

When you create an expression for a filter, enclose strings with single quotation marks

is part of the literal string , it can be represented by two single quotation marks

Added information in step 8 under "Capturing Query Text by Using SQL Server Profiler" about delimiting any single quotation marks in the