Attribute value delimiters are set to quotation marks (double quotes).
The unicodePwd attribute value must be enclosed in double quotes.
Lastly, any word inside double quotes is a parameter, so there's no funky variable syntax.
Note the use of double quotes, which ensures that quoted arguments in the original are retained and identified properly.
If either of these two special characters are used, the names must be enclosed in double quotes.
All attributes in alphabetical order, preceded by a single space, with no space on either side of the equals sign, and double quotes around the attribute value.
Make sure you type the double quotes.
Interpreted string literals are character sequences between double quotes .
This doesn't work (last time I tried), with just the escape sequence in double quotes.
Note: here we use another means to escape the* operator by enclosing the whole string in double quotes.
Use a single space before each namespace declaration, no space on either side of the equals sign, and double quotes around the namespace URI.
The double quotes for string fields are required.
For example, with Apache you could use a Mod_Security filter such as SecFilterSelective THE_REQUEST "( '| ") "to look for single quotes and double quotes in strings and disallow them."
It would be utilized as shown in this example, which USES the macro to determine the method of writing double quotes in ISO C99 portable code.
A value in double quotes is always a string, but a numeric value without quotes is interpreted as a number.
If you want to use non-ASCII characters in MathProg names, you should use double quotes as well even if there are no Spaces.
The value cannot be changed. Literal characters are enclosed in single quotes, literal strings in double quotes.
Single quotes are better, because then you can use double quotes inside the one-liner.
In order to enter a single quote into a text literal surrounded by single quotes, or a double quote into a literal surrounded by double quotes, prefix it with a backslash character.
Note: Since Cube Views metadata USES the delimited convention when referring to DB2 tables and columns, it may be necessary to refer to enclosed table and column names within double quotes.
