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be enclosed in single quotation marks and, as a result, is interpreted exactly as listed. | be enclosed in single quotation marks and, as a result, is interpreted exactly as listed. | ||
By contrast, if the field referenced in a condition consists only of numbers, single quotation marks aren’t required | By contrast, if the field referenced in a condition consists only of numbers, single quotation marks aren’t required | ||
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Rules for Character Strings
When you use a string literal, such as FL, as part of a search condition, the value must be enclosed in single quotation marks and, as a result, is interpreted exactly as listed. By contrast, if the field referenced in a condition consists only of numbers, single quotation marks aren’t required