Special Characters in a Field name

I am having trouble with creating a SQL statement for a field name that has special characters. I get SQL errors when I run the code below:
               ResultSet rec = st.executeQuery(
                    "SELECT * " +
                    "FROM F55EXL1 " +
                    "WHERE " +
                    "(SK$#TY = 'UPC' AND " +
                    "SK$#MS = '7107-42' AND " +
                    "SK$#F1 = 'J468-4' AND " +
                    "SK$#F2 = 'JX67-4')");
               while (rec.next()) {
                    upcCode = (rec.getString(3));
               }What can I do to make it accept these field names?

Hi
Can you try this..
ResultSet rec = st.executeQuery(
                    "SELECT * " +
                    "FROM F55EXL1 " +
                    "WHERE " +
                    "SK$#TY = \'UPC\' AND " +
                    "SK$#MS = \'7107-42\' AND " +
                    "SK$#F1 = \'J468-4\' AND " +
                    "SK$#F2 = \'JX67-4\' ");
               while (rec.next()) {
                    upcCode = rec.getString(3);
               }Thanks
Srinivas

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