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Regarding CONCATENATION of strings

Former Member
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Hi All,

I have a issue related to <b>CONCATENATION</b> of following.

I want to concatenate <b>[Single Quote]' RV52G-SELKZ(08) '[Single Quote]</b> and my final output should be

as below:

<b>'RV52G-SELKZ(08)'</b>

Can anybody give me sujjestion!

Thanks in advance.

Thanks & Regards,

Prasad.

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Former Member
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Try this

concatenate '''' 'RV52G-SELKZ(08)' '''' into <var>

Whenever you want to make single quote as a part of a string, add an other single quote adjacent to it, which will solve your problem

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Former Member
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Try this

concatenate '''' 'RV52G-SELKZ(08)' '''' into <var>

Whenever you want to make single quote as a part of a string, add an other single quote adjacent to it, which will solve your problem

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Thank u very much.

vinod_gunaware2
Active Contributor
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Take variable Data : v_comma value '''.

Then use CONCATENATION statement.

regards

vinod

Former Member
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Hi,

Concatenate text-001 " value----> '

text-002 " value----> RV52G-SELKZ(08)

text-001

into Variable_name.

Regards

manoj

Former Member
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hi,

Execute this code.

data: l_text(25) type c.

concatenate '''' 'RV52G-SELKZ(08)' '''' into l_text .

write :l_text.

Regards,

Varma

Former Member
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Hi,

Use the following statement

concatenate '''RV52G-' 'SELKZ(08)''' into dobj.