Dynamic  string problem

Hallow I wont to do a string dynamic that when I wont to ask for relation 027 and 034 the string bring me both of relation my problem is that didn’t work what wrong.
DATA ceck_str TYPE string.
<b>IF switch_history = 'X' .
ceck_str = 'relat EQ ''027'''.
ELSE.
ceck_str = 'relat EQ ''027'' OR relat EQ ''034'''. ENDIF.</b>
3----select the employee who register to course--
SELECT objid sobid priox istat endda begda
FROM hrp1001
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE d_itab
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN z_course_table
WHERE otype = 'D'
AND objid = z_course_table-objid
AND sclas = 'P'
<b>AND (ceck_str).</b>
regards

Hi,
IF switch_history = 'X' .
ceck_str = 'relat EQ ''027'''.
ELSE.
ceck_str = 'relat EQ ''027'' OR relat EQ ''034'''. ENDIF.
Here in below statement
ceck_str = 'relat EQ <b>''027'''.</b>
ceck_str = 'relat EQ <b></b>''027'' OR relat EQ ''034'''
In ABAP " is used for comment so 027"" and 027'' OR relat EQ ''034'''
will be considered as comment

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