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Alternate String Quoting
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Support for alternate format of strings literals.
Author:
Adriano dos Santos Fernandes <adrianosf@uol.com.br>
Syntax:
<alternate string literal> ::=
{ q | Q } <quote> <alternate start char> [ { <char> }... ] <alternate end char> <quote>
Syntax rules:
When <alternate start char> is '(', '{', '[' or '<', <alternate end char> is respectively
')', '}', ']' and '>'. In other cases, <alternate end char> is equal to <alternate start char>.
Notes:
Inside the string, i.e., <char> items, single (not escaped) quotes could be used.
Each quote will be part of the result string.
Examples:
select q'{abc{def}ghi}' from rdb$database; -- result: abc{def}ghi
select q'!That's a string!' from rdb$database; -- result: That's a string