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SQL Reference

Quick Reference

The SQL Server QUOTENAME() function returns a Unicode string with delimiters added to make the string a valid SQL Server delimited identifier.

				
					SELECT QUOTENAME('chicken');

Output

				
					[chicken]

Syntax

				
					QUOTENAME(string, quote_char)

Parameters

ParameterDescription
stringA string of Unicode character data limited to 128 characters (required)
quote_charA one-character string to use as the delimiter

  • A single quotation mark ( ' )

  • A left or right bracket ( [] ) - default

  • A double quotation mark ( " )

  • A left or right parenthesis ( () )

  • A greater than or less than sign ( >< )

  • A left or right brace ( {} )

  • A backtick ( ` )

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