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quoted identifier - 'True' ensure only single quotes are allowed when using this database

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2> -- quoted identifier - 'True' ensure only single quotes are allowed when using this database.
3>
4> --By setting this to OFF, you can delimit a string by either a single quote or a double quote.
5>
6CREATE DATABASE myDatabase;
7>
8> EXEC sp_dboption 'myDatabase', 'quoted identifier', 'True'
9> GO
1>
2> Drop database myDatabase
3> GO

           
       
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