veld

How are you turning the user supplied string Gijs in 't Veld into the SQL string literal string 'Gijs in \'t Veld'?

Hard to compare this to Sorokin because the hunter is running in veld, not on a road, and has far less access to refueling points.

In a prehistoric veld, a tribe of hominins is driven away from its water hole by a rival tribe.

Walking through the African veld is also tiring, because you’re constantly processing threat signals.

Well, what if ecosystem is changing due to GW from forests to veld?

Really the biggest risk is if you're walking in the veld and step on one accidentally, they are not aggressive animals that seek confrontation with humans.

Then you have to find a tall enough tree to hang fixative from, as you can't get a pump out into the veld that will run for days.

> [F]ormer Enron CEO launched Veld Applied Analytics, billed as a sophisticated online platform to invest in oil and gas assets.

Gijs in \'t Veld is a 'sanitized' string in a grammar which doesn't allow bare apostrophes - such as some string literal syntaxes - and escapes them with a backslash.

If someone presents you with a string Gijs in 't Veld with the claim that it conforms to that grammar, they are wrong, and maybe the right thing to do then is to sanitize it as you did.

In fact English speakers will often retain the “veld”, using the term bushveld.

- Pagetitles like: Spring in /'t Veld - Added smart quotes "Spring in ’t Veld" from Word or Rich Text Editors cause problems with sorting and identity consolidation.

Voer tijdens het afrekenen de couponcode ""acw472253"" in het daarvoor bestemde veld in.

Having a Dutch surname like "Spring in 't Veld" (roughly translates to "Jump in th' Field") causes all kinds of problems on form entries and editors that add smart quotes.

Maybe 2 fields will fit all: family_name (Spring in 't Veld) name (Robert Spring in 't Veld) Family name can be used for grouping and sorting.

SQL syntax escapes quotes by doubling them: ('Gijs in ''t Veld') Correctness is not as easy as falling out of bed.

I loved The Veld, The Screaming Woman, Sound of Thunder, and well pretty much all of them.