Saving ' or " in access database

How do I save ' or " in an Access Database by using
stmt.execute(string);
where the string might contain ' or "
Regards
Indrajit Guha

The easiest way is to use a PreparedStatement and
setString, instead of trying to use Statement.Thanks StuDerby
I will try that.

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see
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